THE OPEN November beans: 4 higher December meal: 3.20 higher December soyoil: 10 lower December corn: 4 higher December wheat: 1 lower The markets opened as expected with highlights being weaker oilshare, and buy corn/sell wheat trade. Funds yesterday purchased 30K beans, 55K corn, and 25K wheat, leaving them long an estimated 217K beans, 145K corn, and 30K wheat. The significant amount of buying activity reinforces and reignites the uptrends, with upward pressure coming from the net bullish report and positive technical signals. SOY
The key highlight in the soy complex is that of weaker oilshare, as a bullish report reinforced meal strength, while soyoil is on a w...
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