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OTTAWA: ICE Canadian canola futures fell on Monday. Trading was quiet. Markets are on hold watching the weather, a trader said, noting that crops in North America look reasonably good so far, although conditions vary across the Prairies.
Most active November canola lost $1.10 at $477.00 per tonne. The Canadian dollar was up 0.4% on the day at 1.3550 to the US dollar, or 73.80 US cents, after a speech by Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem. July-November canola spread traded 3,035 times.
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