CHICAGO: Chicago Board of Trade soyabean futures inched higher on Friday, finding technical support, despite ...

• The rise from $5.12-3/4 is presumed to be driven by a wave b, the second wave of a downtrend from $5.37-1/2

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• Support is at $5.22, a break below which could cause a fall into $5.12-3/4 to $5.18-1/2 range

• Soybeans were largely unmoved, while wheat rose for a second session

SINGAPORE: CBOT December wheat may test a resistance at $7.10-1/2 per bushel, a break above which could lead to a...

• Based on the sideways move over the past two weeks, the bounce may extend further

• A wedge has been more or less confirmed as a top pattern, suggesting a target of 3,913 ringgit

• Wheat gained ground after three days of decline while soybeans were largely unchanged

• The next support will be at $6.88-3/4, a break below could open the way towards $6.77

• The bounce triggered by this support has completed, as confirmed by the deep fall from the Sept. 16 high of $13.08

• The benchmark palm oil contract for December delivery on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange slid 77 ringgit

• The break above a falling trendline looks doubtful, as wheat failed twice to go above a resistance at $7.16-1/2

• Wheat lost ground and was on track for its biggest weekly drop in two months

• This wave is supposed to travel to $11.83-1/2, which still looks distant

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• The benchmark palm oil contract for November delivery on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange slipped 5 ringgit, or 0.11%

• The deadline for submission of price offers in the tender is also Wednesday, Sept. 8

• For soybeans, the agency rated 57% of the crop as good to excellent, up 1 percentage point from prior week, in line with trade expectations

• Soybeans and corn ticked higher

• August imports were up 9.5% from 8.67 million tonnes in July, according to the data

• Palm oil stockpile rose 16.3% from July to 1.74 million tonnes, its highest since June last year, according to a median estimate of 10 planters, traders and analysts polled by Reuters

• The benchmark palm oil contract for November delivery on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange climbed 1.9% to 4,318 ringgit ($1,039.73) a tonne in early trade

• The benchmark palm oil contract for November delivery on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange declined 0.8% to 4,222 ringgit ($1,018.33) a tonne by midday

• A break above $2,674 could lead to a gain into $2,731-$2,824 range

• The benchmark palm oil contract for November delivery on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange rose 25 ringgit, or 0.6%, to 4,358 ringgit ($1,044.83) a tonne during early trade

• Wheat rose more than 1% as prices rebounded from a two-week low touched in the previous session, while soybeans fell

• A break above $68.35 could confirm the extension of the uptrend towards $69.73-$71.45 range

• The trend is expected to extend above 4,560 ringgit

• The country's winter rapeseed harvest will increase only 0.2% on the year to 3.52 million tonnes with crops also suffering from the poor weather, the ministry said