General Comments The midweek eurozone euphoria faded overnight on a downgrade of Spain's banks; financial and currency markets were back to the same old story of eurozone fears. The euro dropped 1.5 percent and the dollar was gaining 0.75 percent. Crude oil collapsed back to $82. Commodity markets broke lower as well with soybeans down as much as 25-26 cents in the night trading session. There were also some worries that a series of economic reports from China this weekend might be bearish. Warmer and drier weather forecasts, coupled with USDA announcing 410,000 MT of soybean sales to China and 120,000 MT to Egypt, brought some buyers back to the market as we approached the 9:30 a.m. open outcry opening.There were scattered but very ligh...