China's tariffs on Canadian rapeseed imports sent the contract soaring, as hopes for a Russia-Ukraine ceasefire propped up Dutch gas.

Aluminium could also move big in response to changing sanctions on Russia; meanwhile, sugar soared last week, and cocoa sold off.

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European stock market volatility fell sharply last week, and is now approaching levels where another volatility surge could be likely.

A sharp correction in cocoa looks likely at these levels.

Coffee fundamentals are still strong, with this week's chart showing the bulls in control.

Weakness in Brazil's currency is helping to give shorts the edge in the coffee market, while cocoa looks vulnerable to sharp reversals.

Cocoa and coffee keep soaring, while rapeseed tests support after a sharp pullback.

Natural gas surged as Russia cut off Austria's supply.

Traders can play the range in oil for now as market sentiment remains mixed.