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Technical Views - Headed Lower

SPREADS Crush is higher today with November trading to 1.24c/bu and oilshare at 47.63%.   Sep/Dec corn inverse trades from 3 3/4c to 5 1/4c, while Dec/March trading from 7 3/4c out to 8c carry.   Sep/Dec wheat trades into new lows from 9 1/4c to 9 3/4c.   August/Nov bean spread trades from 46 1/4c to 51 1/2c.  Sep/Dec meal trades into $2.20 from $3.50 carry.  Dec wheat/corn trades from 1.49c down to 1.42c.  PALM OIL October palm oil closed up over 2% higher Monday, up 113 ringgits/mt to 4,384 ringgit/mt. Softer export data for July 1-25 limited gains, as shipments fell 4% vs. yr ago, as reported by AmSpeci Agri.   NEWS Stocks are 100 pts lower with crude oil trading to $70.56/barre...

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