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Technical Views - Sideways Weaker

SPREADS July/Nov bean inverse trades from 1.78 1/4c down to 1.73 1/2c, while May/July trades from 11 3/4c to 13c.  July/Dec meal trades from $30.60 inverse down to 11 3/4c.  May wheat/corn trades from 86c down to 82c, with target lows at 60c.  May/July corn trades to 17c inverse after hitting 19c this week, and trades to 15 1/2c. July/Dec corn trades from 65 3/43c to 61 3/4c.  May crush trades to 68c/bu while oilshare is lower at 39.98%. PALM OIL June down 79 ringgits ending at 3.720 ringgit/mt.   NEWS Stocks are up 33 pts with crude breaking to new lows at $59.06 and the US dollar trading up to 92.06. CALLS Calls today are as follows: beans: 3-5 higher meal:  1.40-1.80 higher soyoil:  20-25...

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