ICE Canola futures dropped because of China's ban on imports of ****seed with a black shank
Author: Anonymous Source: Wen-hua Finance Hits: 3 ¸üÐÂʱ¼ä£º2009-10-23 8:43:00 Update Time :2009-10-23 8:43:00
¡£ According to Winnipeg October 22 message, ICE Canada Canola futures dropped 4 percent Thursday, as China said on November 15 may not be imported after the toxic virus - black shank of ****seed.
Canola Council of Canada, said the Chinese authorities had formally informed the Canadian and Australian exports to China's ****seed will not be allowed with the black shank.
In 2008, China became the number one importer of Canadian ****seed.
One trader said, "This is today's headlines, almost to make the demand on the market disappeared."
One trader said the market was completely digested China's decision Friday prices should rebound, but the other traders decided the future is uncertain.
The market by sales, low prices to attract funds bought 1,000 contracts.
November ****seed contract fell 16.10 Canadian dollars, to 383.60 Canadian dollars per tonne, 4,552 traded hands.
4.95%¡£ 4.03% for this year's second-largest decline after the July 6 fell 4.95%.
¡£ In recent months, the contract fell to 14, 40-day and 50 day moving average below the market's technical weakness.
13,539ÊÖ¡£ January ****seed contract fell 14.50 Canadian dollars, to close at 391.50 Canadian dollars per tonne, 13,539 traded hands.
November / January spread trading 3,675 contracts in hand, between 6.10-8 Canadian dollars, 1 month contract premium.
CBOT 11 Yue soybeans closed down 3 cents per bushel 10.05-1 / 2.
11:25 pm CDT (1825 GMT), the Canadian dollar against the U.S. dollar reported 1.0477 Canadian dollars, or 95.45 cents, slightly lower than Wednesday's close of 1.0460 Canadian dollars, or 95.60 cents.
NYMEX crude oil futures fell 33 cents to 81.92 U.S. dollars a barrel.
Author: Anonymous Source: Wen-hua Finance Hits: 3 ¸üÐÂʱ¼ä£º2009-10-23 8:43:00 Update Time :2009-10-23 8:43:00
¡£ According to Winnipeg October 22 message, ICE Canada Canola futures dropped 4 percent Thursday, as China said on November 15 may not be imported after the toxic virus - black shank of ****seed.
Canola Council of Canada, said the Chinese authorities had formally informed the Canadian and Australian exports to China's ****seed will not be allowed with the black shank.
In 2008, China became the number one importer of Canadian ****seed.
One trader said, "This is today's headlines, almost to make the demand on the market disappeared."
One trader said the market was completely digested China's decision Friday prices should rebound, but the other traders decided the future is uncertain.
The market by sales, low prices to attract funds bought 1,000 contracts.
November ****seed contract fell 16.10 Canadian dollars, to 383.60 Canadian dollars per tonne, 4,552 traded hands.
4.95%¡£ 4.03% for this year's second-largest decline after the July 6 fell 4.95%.
¡£ In recent months, the contract fell to 14, 40-day and 50 day moving average below the market's technical weakness.
13,539ÊÖ¡£ January ****seed contract fell 14.50 Canadian dollars, to close at 391.50 Canadian dollars per tonne, 13,539 traded hands.
November / January spread trading 3,675 contracts in hand, between 6.10-8 Canadian dollars, 1 month contract premium.
CBOT 11 Yue soybeans closed down 3 cents per bushel 10.05-1 / 2.
11:25 pm CDT (1825 GMT), the Canadian dollar against the U.S. dollar reported 1.0477 Canadian dollars, or 95.45 cents, slightly lower than Wednesday's close of 1.0460 Canadian dollars, or 95.60 cents.
NYMEX crude oil futures fell 33 cents to 81.92 U.S. dollars a barrel.
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