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Linn Group Morning Soybean CommentCHICAGO - Jul 3/07 - SNS -- Following is the morning soybean futures comment from the futures commission brokerage firm Linn Group. Soybeans gained 16 cents on Monday on follow through buying form Friday. Fridays surprising reduction in planted acreage by the USDA has rallied November soybeans 55 ½ cents since the close Thursday. Beans opened 12 cents higher on Monday and into new contract highs and strengthened into the close. Meal led the products settling $6.70 higher in the December contract. Volume was extremely heavy in the soy complex again on Monday with an estimated 200,304 soybean futures traded, 72,409 oil and 63,132 meal futures traded. Fridays volume in soybeans was an all time high with 232,288 futures traded. Funds trade on Monday was a little more moderate but funds were again on the buy side buying an estimated 3,000 soybeans, 3,500 meal and 1,500 oil. Today’s market is expected to open a little lower after the release yesterday of the weekly crop progress numbers. The USDA said the weekly crop conditions were up 2% to 68% good to excellent vs. 66% last week, 64% last year and 60% average. The biggest improvements came in Ill, Ind, Ky and Ark and the crop appears to be running slightly ahead of normal with 19% of the crop setting pods compared to 17% last year and 13% normal Soybean deliveries at the CBOT were relatively heavy with 2532 through 7/2/2007 ADM stopped 42, oil deliveries 1,049 with term stopping 9 and meal 11 with no stopper. Overnight Chinese soybean futures closed higher overnight, meal lower and oil mixed. Malaysian Palm oil futures closed higher Early Opening Calls: beans 2 to 4 cents lower, meal .50 lower and oil .10 to .15 higher. Top News Soybean Progress & Conditions Mini-Recap Soybeans % Blooming: 19%; 6% week ago; 17% yr ago week; 13% 5 yr avg. Soybean Crop Conditions Latest: VP= 2; P= 6; F= 24; G= 53; EX= 15 Soybean Crop Conditions Prior Wk: VP= 2; P= 6; F= 26; G= 53; EX= 13 Soybean Crop Conditions Yr Ago Wk: VP= 2; P= 7; F= 27; G= 51; EX= 13 -- Brazil's Gov't reports June soybean exports lower to 3.0 mln mt from prior month , but higher than the 2.3 mln seen June 2006 -- Brazil's Gov't reports monthly soymeal exports dow to 1.2 mln mt in June from prior month -- Brazil's Gov't reports monthly soyoil exports down to 169,500 mt in June from prior month -- Israel tenders for 56k tons of North/South American corn along with potentially 8k tons of soybean meal, acc. to traders -- USDA Soybean Inspections: 7.176 mln bu.; expected 12.5 mln -- Britain's farmer union calls on EC to discontinue crop set aside rules for the 2008 crop year by Sept giving farmers time to adjust their upcoming plantings. Union claims all ag industry producers & users hope the EC follows their suggestion of abolishing set aside rules in light of this years drought hit crop. -- Chinese stats bureau chief economist suggests country's 2nd half 2007 surplus in trade growth will fall as a result of scraped or reduced tax rebates local exporters had been receiving -- Dalian Soybean futures higher overnight; soymeal mostly lower, while soybean oil was mixed. -- Malaysian Palm crude oil slightly lower. -- Fund trade moderate Monday. Funds bought 3,000 Soybeans, 3,500 Meal, 1,500 Oil.-- eCBOT Vol. 111,132; Pit Vol. 86,436; Open Interest Change: +5,488 -- Weather: Normal Temps. Normal Precip. The Northern areas of the Corn belt will see chances of scattered showers and thunderstorms today. -- Outside markets. Energy complex slightly lower; Gold & Silver both lower; US $ little higher vs Euro & Yen Cash Markets --CIF Soybeans: FH July Opt. to +3, July ?? to +9, Aug. Opt to +10, Sept. -8 to +8, Oct. +3 to +14, Nov. +15 to +25, Jan. +25 to +34 To discuss this report further or for specific trade ideas please contact me directly Nathan T. Smith III Linn Group nsmith@linngroup.com toll free: (877) 787-6278 local: (312) 896-2090 fax: (312) 896-2050 www.linngroup.com/ DISCLAIMER: Futures and options trading involve substantial risk. The valuation of futures and options may fluctuate, and as a result, clients may lose more then their original investment. In no event should the content of this website be construed as an express of an implied promise, guarantee or implication by of from the Linn Group, Inc. that you will profit or that losses can or will be limited in any manner whatsoever. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Information provided on this website is intended solely for informative purposes and is obtained from sources believed to be reliable. Information is in no way guaranteed. 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