Trading Limited Ahead of Next Week’s Holiday Break

Trading Limited Ahead of Next Week’s Holiday Break

Trading was very quiet this afternoon with few changes reported. The overall tone in the market was one of disinterest; buyers and sellers both seem well positioned and aren’t expressing a burning desire to buy or sell at the moment.
The external markets are suggestive of near-term support for most markets with the CBOT December soybean oil market up 1.21 cts/lb to 52.75 cts/lb today. The January and March contracts both closed slightly under 52 cts/lb. The December contract is up 3.26 cts/lb, or 6.6 percent, after hitting a low of 49.49 cts/lb last Tuesday.
December NYMEX heating oil was mostly flat today, settling at $2.8371/gal. Steady to higher prices for both market are giving sellers more optimism this week.

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