Canada Markets

A recent piece on a business site suggested the "lentil boom goes bust", but is the glass half-full or half-empty?

Wet weather continues to leave the Saskatchewan harvest at a standstill as producers target the last 20% of the harvest.

November 2017 canola finished above $500/mt along with its 2016 counterpart. Early reports suggest that European rapeseed production may disappoint in the next crop year.

The delayed prairie harvest has taken pressure off the railways. CP states it is ready to move the crop, although performance data over the first nine weeks of the crop year do not show it.

Canada's cumulative licensed grain exports as of week 10 or the week ending October 9 are 9.6% below the same period last year and 1% above the five-year average. At the same time, the movement of peas is well-ahead of the historical pace, which may point to higher revisions in...

Canola is gaining strength on the delayed harvest on the Prairies, but is also well-supported by the global oilseed complex.

December oats ended in negative territory Wednesday but fared better than other grains. A test of resistance could take place should investors give up on their bearish short positions.

Alberta's weather has failed to cooperate in order to bring in the last almost one-third of the crop. Current estimates point to roughly 2.3 mmt of spring wheat to come off, along with 2.2 mmt of canola. While there's no signs of panic in the market, there do exist potential...

As of Oct. 2, producer deliveries are higher than 2015 while shipments from elevators are behind last year. Primary elevator stocks represent close to 80% of working capacity. CP Rail's performance lags that of CN, although the prairie weather and downgraded production may...

While Saskatchewan's harvest progress is just slightly behind longer-term averages, this week's weather has dealt an unwanted hand to the many areas trying to wrap up the final 20%.

Canada's overall exports increased in August and points to the potential for a third-quarter recovery in Canada's economy. Here is a look at selected trade data for some Canadian crops.

USDA reported the largest Sept. 1 wheat stocks in almost 30 years on Friday, yet the spring wheat contract continues to move higher, with uncertainty in global crops pointing to a focus on quality.

AAFC's recent supply and demand tables point to an expected stable situation for canola over the upcoming crop year, with estimates almost a mirror image of the current crop year. The market is perhaps at odds, with futures spreads late in the crop year viewed as neutral to...