
Canadian canola and soybean crush margins rose sharply in late March as canola and meal prices gained. The May canola crush margin climbed from about C$64 to C$109 per tonne, and the soybean crush swung widely.
Higher crush margins signal strong demand for meal and oil, which supports meal prices and encourages crushing, though the cause is partly unexplained money flowing into commodities.
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