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Linn Group Morning Soybean CommentCHICAGO - Aug 10/07 - SNS -- Following is the morning soybean futures comment from the futures commission brokerage firm Linn Group. Thursday’s trading session in Soybeans ended a narrow range session down ¼ of a cent. Traders squaring up their position prior to today’s USDA crop report kept the market from making any big moves. Traders say he market was supported by strength in meal and concerns that heat and dryness in the southern Midwest was cutting yields. The meal market is getting a boost from Europe traders say. Talk of European farmers being forced to feed more soybean meal because meal is relatively cheap compared to wheat prices has been supportive. Volume on Thursday was light with 82,602 soybeans traded, 43,971 meal and 33,663 oil traded. Funds sold an estimated 1,000 soybeans, 2,000 oil and bought 1,500 meal. Today the USDA released their crop production report today. USDA left its 2007 U.S. soybean production estimate unchanged at 2.625 billion bushels and ending stocks of 51.63 mmt. Yields were estimated at 41.5 bpa. Today’s focus will begin with reaction to the USDA report but other factors such as world financial markets in turmoil, continued concerns of hedge fund problems and talk about credit liquidity could effect fund trade in all markets. China’s custom officials report China imported 3.03 mmt of Soybeans in July vs. 2.52 last year. Chinese crushers say they are likely to import more soybeans after reports of low arrivals in August. Overnight Malaysian palm oil futures closed lower. Chinese Soybeans and meal closed higher. Oil lower. Post Report Opening Calls: 5 to 7c higher; soymeal $1 higher; soyoil steady to 10c higher Top News **August China 07/08 Soybean Output: 15.2 mmt; July Rpt 15.6 **August Brazil 07/08 Soybean Output: 61.0 mmt; July Rpt 61.0 **August Argentina 07/08 Soybean Output: mmt;47.0 July Rpt 47.0 **US August Soybean 06/07 Carryout: .575 bln bu. ; est. 0.59; July Rpt 0.600 **US August Soybean 07/08 Carryout: .220 bln bu. ; est. 0.25; July Rpt 0.245 **US August Soybean 07/08 Crop Prod: 2.625 bln bu.; est. 2.65 bln bu. July Rpt 2.625 **US August Soybean 07/08 Yield: 41.5 bu/ac; est. 41.9 bu/ac; July Rpt 41.5 bu/ac **World 07/08 Soybeans Carryout: 51.63 mmt; July Rpt 51.8 **World 07/08 Soymeal Carryout: 5.38 mmt; July Rpt 5.42 **World 07/08 Soyoil Carryout: 2.42 mmt; July Rpt 2.34 -- China’s Ag Ministry released a statement that said grains lost to drought were already above normal so far this year. -- Dalian Soybean futures higher in overnight trade as soymeal makes gain too. Soyoil futures were lower 32 yuan in Jan 08 contract. -- Malaysian Palm futures saw light volume and was lower overnight by -0.8% -- Aug 1-10 palm oil exports rose 20% vs same period in July. 374,913 mt of palm oil had been exported acc. to SGS. -- Intertek reports that Malaysian palm oil exports rose 15.2% to 378,014 mt in the first 10 days of Aug. when compared to same period in July -- July exports of palm oil rose to 1.1 mln mt, up 16% from the prior month. Crude palm oil production rose 16% in july from June & stocks had also risen 9% during the month, acc. to Malaysian Palm Oil Board -- Poll of oilseed market watchers estimates palm oil stocks at end of July up 3.9%; palm exports during July up 15.5% from June, production during July 12% higher, according to a survey by reuters -- Soybean Complex Deliveries Soybeans 498 Soymeal 171 Soyoil 417 -- Funds sold 1,000 Soybeans, 2,000 Oil and bought 1,500 Meal. -- eCBOT Vol. 53,346; Pit Vol. 24,215; Open Interest Change: -1,486 -- Weather: Above Normal Temps. Below Normal Precip. Most of the eastern and central Corn Belt will be dry today into Monday. -- Outside markets. Energy: crude 84c lower, products lower ; Gold $2 lower & Silver 5 1/2c lower ; US $ higher vs Euro, lower vs Yen. Cash Markets --CIF Soybeans steady firm . Aug. +2 to +6, Sept. +5 to +15, Oct. +18 to +25, Nov. +25 to +35, Dec. +17 to +28, Jan. +20 to +30 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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