Canola Market Outlook: April 25, 2022

Weekly canola market outlook provided by Marlene Boersch of Mercantile Consulting Venture Inc.

Key Points for the Week:

  • Soybeans – Soybeans and soybean products ended down double digits on Monday with 1% losses.

  • Both old and new crop soybeans continue to push up against historic highs and while the long-term demand for US soybeans remains potentially high as Brazil runs out, the market is in a period of consolidation.

  • Canola – Total canola disappearance during the first thirty-seven weeks of the crop year amounted to 10.9 million MT compared to 16.1 million MT last YTD.

  • AAFC is still using a seeded area of 21.7 million acres, which would be 3% smaller than last year’s seeded acreage. Given the strong price signals by canola, we think this is wrong and are using an increase acres for 2022. - The StatsCan crop production estimate is due on April 26th.

  • We like the new crop prices and, provided we have most fixed prices covered, would sell at least 50 percent of expected production.

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