GOOD MORNING, Equities celebrated the signing of the Phase One deal, but beans were not impressed. A bearish NOPA soyoil stocks number sent soyoil prices tumbling, more or less confirming that the top posted a week ago was indeed a possible market high. This AM, prices will begin the day lower across the board as more soyoil bulls liquidate and wheat bulls take profits. Here are some of the salient points of the agreement: China will purchase no less than $12.5 bln above the 2017 baseline of $24 bln in year one - net total of $36.5 bln China will buy no less than $19.5 bln above the 2017 baseline of $24 bln in yr 2 - net total $43.5 bln The troubling statement throwing cold water on the market was China's...
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