GOOD MORNING, Prices are higher after yesterday's strong performances. Funds added length to their already long positions yesterday, buying 2000 wheat contracts, 6000 corn, 13,000 beans, 3000 meal, and 5000 soyoil. Funds are now estimated to be long 30K wheat contracts, 381K corn, 185K beans, 70K meal, and 124,000K soyoil. Farmers were better sellers of corn on yesterday's rally with a slightly weaker cash basis. Dalian vegoil prices are higher as are beans, along with higher EU wheat and corn. World vegoil prices continue to rise, with talk that China purchased palm-oil. Soyoil futures continue to print new contract highs, taking oilshare ever higher, as canola prices continue to sur...
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