ICE canola futures fall on vegoils weakness, no news
ReutersNov 6, 2025 8:40 PM
WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, Nov 6 (Reuters) - ICE canola futures fell on Thursday as a failure of China to buy significant U.S. soybeans sucked optimism out of the crop markets.
January RSF6 futures settled $6.70 lower at $633.70.
Volume rebounded on Thursday after a few days of declines.
Traders said the canola market doesn't have a lot to trade on right now, with technical factors offering a respite from the lack of fundamental news.
Chicago soyoil BOv1 fell 0.68% on lack of hoped-for soybeans sales to China. GRA/
Euronext rapeseed COMc1 fell 0.99%.
Malaysian palm oil FCPOc3 rose 1% on strength in the Dalian market.
Crude oil CLc1 stayed beneath U.S. $60 per barrel and edged lower, while the Canadian dollar CAD=.
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