After the losses at the beginning of the week, rapeseed prices recovered and posted moderate gains yesterday. The May date recorded the highest profit with 3.50 euros/tonne to 589.25 euros/tonne. In Winnipeg, the scoreboards glowed dark green. Rising oil prices drove double-digit gains. Crude oil in particular was able to increase again yesterday and thus supported the price development. The soy complex failed to find a unified direction on Tuesday. While beans posted modest gains, while the meal contracts are still in the red. Market participants are eagerly awaiting the new report on soybean processing tonight. A processed quantity of oilseed of 150.5 million tons is expected. Meanwhile, work on soybean sowing in Brazil continues at full speed. Around 87% of the fields have now been tilled. However, it has not yet been possible to match the previous year's level. According to AG-Rural, the expected harvest is 150.5 million tons. Exports are estimated at 2.05 million tons for November, down from October's volume of 3.56 million tons.
