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Linn Group Morning Soybean CommentCHICAGO - Oct 16/07 - SNS -- Following is the morning soybean futures comment from the futures commission brokerage firm Linn Group. November soybeans ended Monday’s session up 10 ¾ cents. Traders say the market showed it’s strength after Fridays 4 ¾ cent lower close. Monday’s session began a dime higher and drifted lower until a 6 cent rally in the last 10 minutes of trade brought the market higher into the close. Traders say the market was supported by wet harvest weather west of the Mississippi river, rising crude oil and a weakening dollar added to the price gains Monday. The CBOT reported heavy volume on Monday in the bean complex 131,055, 32,250 meal and 28,148 oil soybean contracts traded. Funds bought 5,000 soybeans, 3,000 meal and 3,000 oil. Early opening calls for beans are 2 to 4 cents higher today. Influencing today’s trade are soaring Crude oil prices. Overnight, front month crude is up 94 cents trading just 3 cents off $88.00 per barrel. Yesterday after the close the USDA released weekly crop progress showing soybean harvest 66% complete vs. 50% last week , 66% last year and an annual average of 65%. Brazil grain analyst AgRural issued a new estimate for the 2007/08 soybean crop at 62.8 mmt vs. previous estimate of 63.3 mmt. Ocean freight rates for dry commodities on major Asian routes rose more than 11 percent on Tuesday, compared with a week ago, bolstered by strong bids from a tonnage market long on demand and short on supply. Overnight Chinese soybeans , meal and oil closed higher. Malaysian palm oil futures closed higher again into new record highs. Opening calls: beans 2 to 4 higher, meal .50 to $1.00 higher, oil .20 to .40 higher. Top News -- Export News: Taiwan seeking 60,000 mt of S American or US soybeans at upcoming Wednesday tender, acc. to traders -- Soybeans were 97% dropping leaves in latest USDA data released Monday. Harvest pace was 66% complete, that was 16% points ahead of last week & inline with year ago pace & 1% point ahead of long term average. -- October cattle on feed report will be released on Friday, small early sample of analysts see On-Feed at 95-97% of year ago numbers, while Marketings during Sept were in a range of 95-97 & placement of animals on feedlots ranged at 105-111% of year ago figures. -- Exports of raw sunseed oil from Ukraine escape export restrictions by gov't, however, gov't mulling an export quota of 40,000 mt bottled sunseed oil beginning Nov 1 thru the end of 2007 -- Despite drought conditions in Northeast China, gov't official says China could harvest 500 mln mt of Grains this year. -- Palm oil futures launch on Dalian exchange Oct 29th -- Dalian Soybean futures were higher in overnight trade, soymeal & soyoil futures were also stronger overnight. -- Malaysian Palm oil futures ended at record high in overnight trade up 73 ringgit to 2,791 ringgit a rise of 2.7% , as soyoil futures were higher & crude oil futures traded to all time highs in overnight electronic markets. -- eCBOT Soybean Vol. 90,248; Pit Vol. 34,719; Open Interest Change: -2,796 -- Weather: Normal to Below Temps. Normal to Below Precip. The Corn Belt will see chances of scattered showers and thunderstorms today into Friday. -- Outside markets. Energy: crude futures makes new all time high overnight at $87.97/bbl ; Gold & Silver: both lower; US $ slightly higher vs Euro, lower vs Yen. Cash Markets --CIF Soybeans off 2 to 4 . Oct. +10 to +20, LH Oct. +17 to +25, Nov. +35 to +40, Dec. +32 to +42, Jan. +42 to +49, Feb. +25 to +38, Mar. +35 to +42 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. No guarantee of any kind is implied or possible where projections of future conditions are attempted. Information on this page is derived from third parties and is deemed to be reliable. STAT Communications Ltd. accepts no responsibility for errors, omissions or inaccuracies in any of the material presented on this web site. Opinions expressed on this web site are those of the respective individuals and/or institutions and do not represent the opinions of STAT Communications Ltd. or its management.
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