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PM Post - Up Leveling

THE OPEN Nov beans:  2 higher  Dec meal:  .20 higher Dec soyoil:  32 higher Dec corn:  3 higher Dec wheat:  7 higher The markets opened as called with the soy complex trending weaker after the open as grains stood its ground.  The lack of business announcements remains a trouble spot for beans.  Weaker energies weighed on oilshare.  The US dollar traded to an 11-month high, which should have been a bit negative, but not an influence today as traders position in front of tomorrow's report.  At the open, prices found more buying activity, particularly in the soy complex. SOY The soy complex opened as called with tentative trade and spreads that were slightly firmer.   Dec...

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