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AM Outlook Uncertainties

GOOD MORNING, Prices are mixed this morning, though all are sitting close to trading range lows except soyoil.   The uncertainties of upcoming trade talks between China and the U.S. plus large crops continue to weigh on beans.  Officials in the Trump administration are reportedly recommending the delisting of Chinese companies by 2022 if the companies' audit documents cannot be accessed by US audit watchdog groups. Export bean sales continue to support beans, which try to break but continue to find support at trading range lows.   A weaker Brazilian Real continues to result in more production and larger acreage expansion for the 20/21 bean growing season, which is set to begin in Sep.  Soyoil prices are lower...

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