
Statistics Canada revised the 2016 canola crop up from 18.4 million to 19.6 million tonnes in its first 2017 production estimates. The 2017 crop was pegged at 18.2 million tonnes, in the middle of trade estimates, and durum was estimated at 3.9 million tonnes.
Canola futures rose after an initial drop.
Carryout expectations depend on whether the 2017 canola number is revised higher, and analysts said anything below 19 million tonnes suggests tightening stocks. The market reaction points to supportive prices.
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