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Ipatha.B Coffee Subindex TR ETN (NY: JO )

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Softs Report - Friday, July 14
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Softs Report - Monday, July 10
FCOJ closed higher and trends are up on the daily and weekly charts. 
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Softs Report - Thursday, July 6
FCOJ closed higher and trends remain mixed on the charts. 
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The Commodities Feed: Hawkish Fed Comments Weigh On The Complex
Hawkish comments from the US Federal Reserve – that it could potentially raise interest rates in July and September – have weighed on the commodity complex this morning. 
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Softs Report - Wednesday, June 28
Cotton closed lower again on reports of more showers that continue to improve crop conditions in Texas and into the Southeast this week. 
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Softs Report - Monday, June 26
FCOJ closed slightly lower and trends remain mixed on the charts. Futures remain supported by very short Oranges production estimates for Florida. 
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Softs Report - Friday, June 16
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Softs Report - Thursday, June 1
Cotton closed a little lower yesterday on weaker Crude Oil and other petroleum futures and a stronger US Dollar. 
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Softs Report - Tuesday, May 30
FCOJ closed higher last week and trends are up on the daily and weekly charts. 
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Softs Report - Wednesday, June 21
Coffee closed lower yesterday on increasing export volumes from Brazil and as traders were more concerned about a lack of fresh coffee from Vietnam available to the market right now. 
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The Commodities Feed: US Crude Oil Inventory Increases Sharply
The weekly report from the EIA was soft as US crude oil inventory increased by a huge 7.9MMbbls for the week. 
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Softs Report - Tuesday, June 13
The sugar market is still hurt by good growing and harvesting conditions in Brazil but supported by tight current supplies. 
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Softs Report - Friday, June 9
FCOJ closed lower again, with July futures weakest due increasingly to the rollout of July positions by speculators and commercials. 
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Wheat Speculators Continue To Raise Bearish Bets To 279-Week High
The COT soft commodities markets speculator bets were lower this week as three out of the eleven softs markets we cover had higher positioning while the other eight markets had lower speculator... 
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The Commodities Feed: LME Zinc Inventories Surge
The larger inflows of zinc into LME warehouses pushed the forward curve into deeper contango, reflecting comfortable supplies in the short term. 
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Softs Report - Thursday, May 25
Trends in cotton are down with objectives of 8110 July. 
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Weekly Ag Markets Update - Monday, May 8
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Coffee: Prices Keep Cooling Even Though Countries Export Less
Coffee prices edged lower this week, with Arabica prices falling to 1-½-week lows. 
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Softs Report - Monday, May 22
FCOJ closed higher and futures are holding to a trading range again. 
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Softs Report - Friday, May 19
COJ closed higher and futures are holding to a trading range again. 
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Softs Report - Wednesday, May 17
Cotton was higher yesterday despite bad economic news from China for the month of April. 
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Softs Report - Tuesday, May 16
Trends in Cotton are mixed. Support is at 81.20, 79.50, and 78.60 July, with resistance of 84.10, 84.90, and 85.20 July. 
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Softs Report - Monday, May 15
Trends in Cotton are mixed. Support is at 79.50, 78.60, and 78.10 July, with resistance of 81.80, 83.10, and 84.10 July. 
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Softs Report - Wednesday, May 10
FCOJ closed sharply lower again and broke through support areas on the charts. 
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Softs Report - Thursday, May 4
FCOJ closed mostly higher, but the nearby months closed a little lower on ideas that FCOJ had found at least a temporary top in prices. 
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Weekly Agriculture Markets Update - Monday, May 1
The weekly export sales report was bad once again. Uncertainty about the Black Sea Corridor deal continued. The western Great Plains are getting showers, and some areas are seeing very beneficial... 
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Speculators Boost Cocoa Bullish Bets To Highest Since March 2020
The COT soft commodities markets speculator bets were lower this week, as three out of the eleven soft commodities markets we cover had higher positioning while the other eight markets had lower... 
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Softs Report - Wednesday, April 26
Cotton was lower yesterday on what appeared to be new speculative selling. 
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Softs Report - Monday, April 24
Cotton was sharply lower last week on bad demand ideas as the weekly export sales report was very bad and as forecasts for rain are showing in forecasts for West Texas. 
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Soft Commodities Speculators Boost Sugar Bullish Bets For 4th Week To 84-Week High
The COT soft commodities markets speculator bets were higher this week as six out of the eleven softs markets we cover had higher positioning while the other five markets had lower speculator... 
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