ICE Canadian new-crop canola futures dipped slightly on Monday, pressured by weakness early in the session in US soyabeans, and favourable Western Canadian weather. July canola ended unchanged at $520 per tonne. Most-active, new-crop November canola dipped 50 cents at $509 per tonne.
The July-November canola spread traded 4,368 times. Chicago Board of Trade July soyabeans finished slightly higher after falling to a two-year low on concerns about trade tensions. August Paris Matif rapeseed futures and Malaysian August crude palm oil slipped.