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* Slowing Chinese demand, bet on record Brazil output weigh * Wheat helped by concerns over lower Russia, Ukraine planting (Adds quote in paragraph 3, updates prices) By Naveen Thukral SINGAPORE, Oct 7 (Reuters) - Chicago soybeans ticked higher on Friday, although the market stayed on track for a third weekly decline, weighed down by slowing purchases from top importer China and expectations of record production in Brazil. Wheat prices rose on concerns over output in Russia and Ukraine, although the market is poised for its first drop in three weeks. "Chinese demand for soybeans is slow and there are...
