The Market  With just two days left before the January WASDE, the soy complex is trading above week-ago levels, but that fact belies the weakness that has enveloped the market since late November. Skepticism over China’s long-term commitment to U.S. soybean purchases – especially considering the massive Brazilian crop farmers are starting to harvest – continues to weigh on demand expectations and prices. Too, delays in U.S. biofuel policy regulations approval and implementation continue to depress soyoil demand.  The weakness in soybeans has allowed CBOT board crush margins to edge higher this week, rising about 3.75 cts/bu $1.49/bu. Soyoil futures are modestly higher but have lagged meal gains, leaving the oilsh...