ICE Canadian canola futures ended mixed on Thursday, as selling related to weakness in US soya markets was offset by a dip in the Canadian dollar that made canola more competitive in global markets. March canola slid 60 cents to $484.20 per tonne. Most-active May canola rose 10 cents to $492.90 per tonne. A major feature of the trade was the March-May canola spread, which traded 8,946 times.

Chicago March soyabeans dipped on renewed US-China trade concerns. Paris Matif May rapeseed futures and Malaysian April palm oil futures rose.

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