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Canola Future at ICE Ends Week Down Slightly

The ICE Canada canola futures market closed lower today, with the November 2025 (RSX25) contract settling at C$632.30 per tonne, down C$7.40, or –1.16%, from the previous close.

Traders said the market is facing modest pressure as harvest activity expands across Western Canada. Weather outlooks pointing to mostly favorable conditions and steady supply expectations have weighed on prices, though underlying demand from processors and export buyers continues to lend support.

Market participants will be closely monitoring yield reports in the weeks ahead, as well as export developments and movements in competing global oilseed markets. These factors could provide fresh direction and set the tone for trading into late September.

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