Canola futures settled mixed to end the week, with the March contract ending slightly lower and new-crop November higher.
Losses in crude oil, as well as Chicago soybeans and soybean oil, put downward pressure on the canola market. On the other side, losses in the Canadian dollar offered support. Palm oil was stronger on the day, but European rapeseed lower.
March canola slipped a dime to $667.80, and November was $2.10 higher at $667.
