The CBOT ended mixed with the soy complex rallying on strong soymeal and a turnaround in soyoil prices, coupled with a hot, dry August U.S. weather forecast– the key soybean yield determining period. Corn prices were mixed with the July contract rallying again amid strong spot commercial demand while deferred futures weakened under pressure from the looming Grain Stocks and June acreage reports due out tomorrow. Wheat was mostly lower as demand for U.S. grain remains tepid but variable yield results from the U.S. plains pushed KCBT wheat higher. Pre-report expectations for the Grain Stocks report are provided below.  The June Hogs and Pigs report was largely in-line with pre-report expectations but held some interesting dynami...

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