Canola May '18 (RSK18)
Seasonal Chart
Price Performance
See MorePeriod | Period Low | Period High | Performance | |
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1-Month | 520.40 +2.17% on 04/17/18 | | 541.70 -1.85% on 04/25/18 | +8.00 (+1.53%) since 04/13/18 |
3-Month | 505.50 +5.18% on 02/16/18 | | 541.70 -1.85% on 04/25/18 | +25.90 (+5.12%) since 02/15/18 |
52-Week | 487.00 +9.18% on 06/22/17 | | 541.70 -1.85% on 04/25/18 | +15.30 (+2.96%) since 05/15/17 |
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