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PM Post - Firm Ahead of Thursday

THE OPEN November beans:  9 higher December meal:  4.20 higher December soyoil:  30 higher December corn:  2 lower December wheat:  4 higher The markets opened as called with oilshare values heading higher, recouping losses, and beans/wheat firm vs. corn.   SOY

The major feature of the market was that of higher oilshare as crude oil regained strength.   This was the fourth consecutive session with a bean announcement, and it brought support to futures as prices traded higher.  Technically November beans remain inside the day's range, but picks up some support at trading range lows of $13.15 to $13.20.   Soyoil prices gained on meal for the day, with Sep. crush at 1.11c a...

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