CHICAGO, Dec 27 (Reuters) - ICE (NYSE:ICE) canola futures ended flat on Thursday after dropping to the lowest level in more than two years, traders said.
* January canola RSF9 settled at $473.80 per tonne, unchanged from Monday. The front-month contract RSc1 recovered after sinking during the trading session to its lowest price since October 2016.
* Most-active March canola RSH9 ended flat at $483.50.
* The market was closed on Tuesday for Christmas and on Wednesday for Boxing Day.
* Prices eased during Thursday's session as soybean and soyoil futures came under pressure at the Chicago Board of Trade, a broker said. However, canola held up relatively well, he said.
* A lack of heavy selling allowed prices to shake off their earlier losses, a broker said.
* Volume in the January-March spread was 3,641 contracts.