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Linn Group Morning Soybean CommentCHICAGO - Jan 12/07 - SNS -- Following is the morning soybean futures comment from the futures commission brokerage firm Linn Group. Stronger Soybean market on Thursday due to sharply higher corn prices closed the March contract up 9 ½ cents higher. Traders say the rally was impressive in front of the release of todays final 2006 production numbers. Volume was moderate to light in the complex with volume estimated at 78,997 futures. Funds bought 1,000 soybeans, 3,500 oil and 400 meal. A shutdown in the in the ECBOT electronic system with 4 minutes left to go in the trading day caused a breakdown in prices in the pit that was not showing up on the screen. Traders say the Index (long only) funds had orders to sell on the close and were unable to in the electronic side by side market and were forced to take their orders to the pit. Today the USDA released their final 2006 crop production numbers today USDA cut its 2006 U.S. soybean crop production figure to 3.188 billion bushels, from 3.204 billion, but the new figure would still represent a record large crop. USDA raised U.S. soybean ending stocks by 10 million bushels, to 575 million bushels. Traders say this is a mostly bullish bullish report and with corn called limit bid the opening calls are for beans to be 10 to 15 higher. Overnight Chinese Soybeans, meal and Oil all traded lower. Malaysian Palm oil futures closed eCBOT Overnight Contract Last Net Change High Low ZSF7 660^0 -4^0 662^2 660^0 ZSH7 672^6 -1^4 674^4 670^6 ZSK7 686^0 -2^6 688^0 686^0 ZSN7 700^2 -1^4 701^2 698^4 ZMH7 193.4 -1.0 194.5 193.4 ZMK7 198.0 -0.1 198.3 197.7 ZLH7 28.39 0.03 28.50 28.15 ZLK7 28.78 -0.08 28.86 28.76 Opening Calls – 10 to 15 higher. ==USDA Reports Today== **US Jan Soybean 06/07 Crop Prod: 3.188 bln bu.; est. 3.24; Nov Rpt 3.204 **US Jan Soybean Yield: 42.7 bpa; est. 43.5 bpa; Nov Rpt 43.0 bpa **US Dec 1 Soybean Stocks: 2.697 bln bu.; expected 2.74; Dec 05 = 2.502 bln **US Jan Soybean 06/07 Carryout: .575 bln bu. ; est. 0.59; Dec Rpt 0.565 **US Jan Soyoil 06/07 Carryout: 2.689 bln lbs. ; Dec Rpt 2.729 **US Jan Soymeal 06/07 Carryout: 300,000 T ; Dec Rpt 300,000 T **Jan Argentina 06/07 Soybean Output: 42.5 mmt; Dec Rpt 42.0 **Jan Brazil 06/07 Soybean Output: 56.0 mmt; Dec Rpt 56.0 **Jan China 06/07 Soybean Output: 16.2 mmt; Dec Rpt 16.2 **World 06/07 Soybeans Carryout: 56.15 mmt; Dec Rpt 55.72 **World 06/07 Soyoil Carryout: 3.28 mmt; Dec Rpt 3.19 **World 06/07 Soymeal Carryout: 4.07 mmt; Dec Rpt 3.88 Top News -- AIG fund selling to re-balance continued yesterday at the close selling about 10,000 Corn and 4,000 wheat. -- Farmer selling picked up slightly yesterday, firm barge freight rates imply there maybe more cash activity than on the surface. -- Malaysian palm oil down -0.6% overnight to $538/ton on profit-taking -- Funds also bought 3,000 Wheat, 1,000 Soybeans, 3,500 Oil, 400 Meal. -- Brazil government issued a new estimate for Soybean production at 54.9 mmt. This is up from their previous estimate of 54.7 mmt. -- The Argentine government announced it was raising the tax on exported Soybeans and products to 27.5% vs. the old tax of 24% effective January 15th. -- Deliveries: Soybeans 426 no stopper Oil 129 no stopper Term put out 92 Meal 120 Bunge stopped 38 ADM 19 -- Chinese Corn futures closed higher, Soybeans, Meal and Oil lower. -- Soybean spreads: Fimat 600 SN/SX, JPM 500 SH/SN, Term 300 SH/SN, -- US $ is trading lower vs. the Euro, higher vs. the Yen. Cash Markets -- CIF Soybeans: Jan. +33 to +36, LH Jan. +35 to +40, Feb. +39 to +43, Mar. +40 to +45, Apr. +35 to +39, May. +35 to +39 -- Processors: Decatur -15 Danville –20 Bloomington –10 Gibson City -20 -- Board Crush Margins: Jan. 62.44 off 1.23 Mar. 65.39 off .04 To discuss this report further or for specific trade ideas please contact me directly Nathan T. 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