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PM Post - Corn Edges Beans

THE OPEN Jan beans:  14 lower Jan meal:  6.60 lower Jan soyoil:  25 lower March corn:  4 lower March wheat:  1/2 lower The markets opened as called with a good bounce out of the wheat market stabilizing prices across the rest of the board.  Short-covering was noted for the rest of the markets, with soyoil turning higher against meal briefly.  Profit-taking was noted for the March wheat/corn spread, which was partially responsible for the wheat upside correction.  SOY

The major feature in the soy complex was that of higher oilshare as Jan soyoil prices appeared to have met a cycle low at 3650c with a bounce back over 37c.  Higher soyoil came on the back of firmer crude, which traded to $...

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