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Home / Education / Markets / Grains & Oilseeds Futures Overview / Canola Futures

Canola Futures

Canola Futures Canola oil is derived from rapeseeds, which were first grown and cultivated in Canada starting in the 1970s, and is the second largest oil crop. In fact, the name canola is an acronym for "Canadian oil, low acid". Thanks to some controversial genetic modifications, canola can now be grown in a much wider zone stretching from northern U.K. and Wales all the way to the other side of the world in Australia, where it is their third biggest crop. Today, 90% of all canola used in the U.S. comes from farms in North Dakota. Canola is currently considered an American cash crop, and although the U.S. is a net consumer of canola oil, major customers include Japan, Mexico, and China.

Canola Oil Contract Specifications
Contract Size 1 contract = 20 tonnes
Trading Hours New York: 08:00 PM – 02:15 PM Next day (Pre-Open 7:30 PM)
London: 01:00 – 19:15 (Pre-Open 00:30)
Singapore: 08:00 PM – 2:15 AM Next Day (Pre-Open 7:30 AM)
Product Code RS
Pricing Basis Free on Board value at points in the Par region
Currency Canadian dollars
Delivery Months January (F), March (H), May (K), July (N), November (X)
Deliverable Specifications Contract deliverable grades shall be based on primary elevator grade standards as established by the Canadian Grain Commission (CGC).

Non-commercially clean Canadian canola with maximum dockage of 8%; all other specifications to meet No. 1 Canada canola at par; or Deliverable at $5.00/net tonne premium: commercially clean No. 1 Canada canola; or Deliverable at $8.00/net tonne discount: commercially clean No. 2 Canada canola; or Deliverable at $13.00/net tonne discount: non-commercially clean Canadian canola, with maximum dockage of 8%; all other specifications to meet No. 2 Canada canola. Varieties derived from GMOs are deliverable.

Trade Match Algorithm First-in-First-out (FIFO)
First Notice Day One Trading Day prior to the first delivery day.
First Delivery Day First Trading Day of the delivery month.
Last Trading Day Trading Day preceding the fifteenth calendar day of the delivery month.
Final Notice Day First Trading Day after the last Trading Day of the delivery contract.
Minumum Price Flux $0.10/tonne ($2.00/contract)
Daily Price Limit $30.00/tonne above or below previous settlement. See ICE Futures Canada Rule 15 for details on Expanded Daily Price Limits.
Exchange ICE Exchange
Source: The ICE

Last updated September 2015

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Recent Posts on Canola

  • Beyond the “Spotlight” (2/9/2015) - This weekly feature examines chart formations, along with technical indicators, of two to three commodity markets. Breakouts of these formations may lead to trading recommendations published by the Trade Spotlight advisory service.
  • Market Spotlight: Canola (2/26/2014) - Canola is a genetic variation of rapeseed developed by Canadian plant breeders specifically for its nutritional qualities and its low level of saturated fat. The term Canola is a contraction of "Canadian oil."
  • Beyond the Spotlight – March 25, 2013 (3/25/2013) - The Trade Spotlight advisory service applies the GBE trading methodology (buying or selling commodity contracts based on breakouts of chart formations and technical indicators) to identify one to two trade setups per week.

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