The penultimate trading day of this week for oilseeds ended with deep green signs. In Paris, rapeseed contracts made double-digit gains. The November with the highest turnover recorded an increase of 15.50 euros/ton to 648.50 euros/ton. Throughout the week, rapeseed had to cope with repeated losses. The correction was mainly due to the slight supply pressure from the current harvest. In addition, the volatile vegetable oil prices keep the price pressure on the stock market growing. In Winnipeg, the news that the canola plants are not developing as well as hoped caused prices to rise. The soy complex also gained across the board. Here, too, market participants used the weaker prices to re-enter the market. In addition, the buying mood was fueled by the news that China is again ordering soya from the USA. However, the USDA has not yet officially confirmed this. Last week's exports totaled 400,000 tons, unsurprisingly.
