The CBOT waivered near contract and all-time highs in various commodities on Monday with better weather forecasts in the U.S. offering pressure. Moreover, a slow realization that Indonesia won’t be able to maintain an export ban on palm oil sent soyoil futures 5 percent lower, a move which pressured the entire soy complex. For the day, funds were net sellers in soyoil, soybeans, soymeal, and corn while remaining flat wheat. Last week’s CBOT open interest data showed funds are more quickly exiting their long soybean positions but are holding only long corn and wheat positions.  Updated weather models continue to show hot, dry conditions for central and northern Brazil in the next two weeks as the safrinha crop finishes its...

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