In what Canada calls a sign of strong exports, the nation reported its year-end wheat stocks down 19 percent compared the prior year. Canada reported wheat stocks at some 20 million tons. The report confirms Canada is moving a fair bit of wheat, according to one market expert. The numbers are not expected to have any major market impacts. Canada reported stocks of canola and oats were also lower at the end of 2015. As for canola, the stocks report came in at a half million tons lower than 2014. Oats stocks were pegged at 2.55 metric tons, compared to the slightly higher 2.45 million reported in 2014. Canada did report an increase of corn and soybean stocks. Corn stocks were up 17 percent on the year while soybean stocks rose one percent.