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    CGC and COPA canola numbers

    Spending some time these days looking at the canola numbers as we approach the end of the crop year. Canola is different than other crops in that close to 100 % of production enters the commercial delivery system. This compares to cereals where on farm use is a big grey area.

    Producer deliveries to end week 47 (June 24) - 14 MMT. Deliveries coming in at a pace of about 200,000 tonnes per week. Exports over this period - 8 MMT. Crush - 6.4 MMT (COPA number less). Disappearance remaining at about 250,000 tonnes/week. Commercial stocks declining slightly.

    [URL="http://www.grainscanada.gc.ca/statistics-statistiques/gsw-shg/2011-12/week-semaine-47/gsw-shg-01-eng.htm"]week 47[/URL]

    <a href="http://www.copaonline.net/documents/COPAWEEKLYJUNE272012.pdf">copa</a>

    #2
    Charlie


    Not much left out there, Old crop July Del canola off Nov futures at a 61.09 over basis this morning.

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      #3
      Would kinda disagree Mc. Texts from Adm
      show specials last hour max and filled.
      Canola is out there, but in talking to
      others, we want to see $15 . Won't sell
      any till i see that 15! 14.91 this
      morning, but not 15.

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        #4
        Whats left out there must be in "strong" hands then waiting for that over 15 dollar mark. We did take that 61 over basis though , haven't locked the futures yet because I admit I think we can see 15 again as well.
        Have a target at 15 for half and am waiting to seeif the |US forecast remains damaging on the rest.

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          #5
          You can work the math to see how tight supplies are.
          Total canola supplies - 16 MMT. Deliveries to date -
          14 MMT. Assuming current delivery pace, another 1
          MMT will be delivered in July. Carryover 1 MMT.

          Commercial stocks - about 750,000 tonnes.
          Assuming 250,000 tonnes per week of exports/crush
          over the last 5 weeks of the crop year and deliveries
          of 200,000 tonnes, commercial stocks should be
          about 500,000 tonnes. That leaves 500,000 tonnes
          on farm or less than 3 % of total supplies. Stocks use
          ratio of about 5 % or less than 3 weeks supply.
          Normal crusher maintenance shutdowns occur and
          exports slow but very tight.

          An interesting note. Record production. Record
          exports and crush. Record prices or close to it.

          The $61 over I assume is the November contract.
          Takes care of the July/November inverse. For anyone
          unpriced (I realize close to no one), your risk factor is
          basis more than futures.

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            #6
            Second paragraph refers to July 31 by the way.

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