Canadian rapeseed oil futures fell for a third consecutive week, with the January contract down 4.5% and at a four-month low for the week ending November 6. The report says the drop is weakening imported-rapeseed cost support and may pressure Chinese rapeseed meal and rapeseed oil prices; the domestic meal contract nevertheless rose 40 yuan per tonne on November 6, while the oil contract fell 185 yuan.
Cheaper Canadian rapeseed oil lowers the cost support for imported rapeseed and can weigh on Chinese meal and oil prices. The reported meal-market resilience limits the immediate bearish signal, but the article describes medium-term cost pressure.
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