THE OPEN Jan beans: 6 3/4 higher Dec meal: 2.80 higher Dec soyoil: 48 higher Dec corn: 1 3/4 higher Dec wheat: 3/4 higher Prices opened as expected with more buying interest on the back of the Nov. USDA report. Beans continued to see early buying interest, while wheat prices traded both sides of unchanged, which later weighed on corn. Grains turned mixed as oilshare values put in firmer trade on higher energies and palm. The lack of business announcements and better chances for SA precip. elicited profit-taking. Today is day 4 of the Goldman roll as traders roll Dec. contracts forward. SOY
The key feature of the soy complex was that of higher oilshare. Dec. s...
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