CHICAGO, Dec 28 (Reuters) - ICE (NYSE:ICE) canola futures touched a one-week high on Friday on spillover support from gains in the U.S. soy futures complex, traders said.
* January canola RSF9 settled at $473.80 per tonne for the third session in a row. The contract touched a session peak of $478, its highest price since Dec. 21.
* The front-month contract RSc1 set a two-year low of $470.60 per tonne on Wednesday.
* Most-active March canola RSH9 ended up $1.10 at $484.60 per tonne.
* Prices rose as soybean, soymeal and soyoil futures advanced at the Chicago Board of Trade on hopes for Chinese buying, traders said. GRA/
* Gains in canola prices prompted light selling of crops by farmers, a broker said.
* Traders were rolling positions out of the January contract and into the March contract.
* Volume in the January-March spread was 2,974 contracts.