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PM Post - Low on Gusto

THE OPEN Nov beans:  8 lower Dec meal:  1.00 lower Dec soyoil:  50 lower Dec corn:  3 lower Dec wheat: 12 lower The market opened weaker and printed new lows before finding some pricing, bargain hunting into the report, and more short-covering.  Corn prices reversed higher from lower while soyoil and wheat prices labored. The acreage numbers, which were released early, weighed on futures in the PM session with follow-through negativity for the day.  Some analysts theorize that the acres could actually grow a bit once all farms report.   Brazil's CONAB trimmed its estimate for the countries' total corn and bean crops in its final report.  CONAB reported that farmers produced a record 135.9...

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