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Teucrium Sugar (NY: CANE )

15.09 -0.03 (-0.20%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 10:27 AM EST, Nov 29, 2023 Add to My Watchlist
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Grains Report - Tuesday, Nov. 28
Rice closed lower and fell back into the trading range set last week. The weekly charts show that a big gap was closed with the price action last week. 
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The Commodities Feed: Gold Holds Above $2,000
Sentiment in the oil market remains negative despite the growing noise of potentially deeper OPEC+ cuts. Meanwhile, a weaker USD and lower treasury yields continue to push gold higher 
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Softs Report - Monday, Nov. 27
Cotton closed a little higher last week and near the highs of the week. The export sales report was positive for prices once again last week. 
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Exposures Textiles
The Commodities Feed: All eyes on OPEC+
It is a fairly short trading week this week with Thanksgiving in the US on Thursday. However, markets will be keeping a close eye on any developments related to OPEC+ as the group is set to meet in... 
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Softs Report - Tuesday, Nov. 14
Cotton closed a little higher yesterday. The weekly export sales report was strong and helped support prices. 
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Exposures Textiles
Softs Report - Monday, Nov. 13
Cotton closed lower last week, but rallied late in the week despite bearish USDA reports. 
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The Commodities Feed: Positive Economic Sentiment Helps To Boost Prices
The Fed’s decision to keep interest rate hikes on pause for a second consecutive time has bolstered economic sentiment and supported commodity prices, including energy and metals. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Softs Report - Friday, October 27
Cotton closed higher yesterday on stronger than expected weekly export sales. Sales for the current crop ear were about 185,000 bales and were much improved over the last few weeks. 
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Exposures Textiles
Softs Report - Tuesday, October 24
Cotton closed higher yesterday as the US Dollar moved lower. There were reports of fresh demand in cash markets as well.. Demand remains weak for this market with another poor week of export sales... 
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Softs Report - Monday, October 23
Cotton closed lower last week and trends remain down on the daily charts. Demand remains weak for this market with another poor week of export sales reported by USDA. 
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Softs Report - Friday, October 20
Cotton closed near unchanged yesterday after trading lower earlier in the session, and trends remain down on the daily charts. Ideas are that the US could be headed into a recession and cause demand to... 
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Topics Economy
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Softs Report - Wednesday, October 18
Cotton closed lower again yesterday and tends remain down on the daily charts. The weekly export sales report showed bad demand and it is demand that has hurt any upside potential in the market. 
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Exposures Textiles
Softs Report - Friday, October 13
Cotton closed lower and tends are down on the daily charts. The USDA reports showed less production and ending stocks for the current marketing year but did not really move the market that much. 
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Softs Report - Wednesday, October 11
Cotton closed lower and tends turned down on the daily charts. New York and London closed mostly a little lower yesterday in consolidation trading. 
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Exposures Textiles
Softs Report - Wednesday, September 27
Cotton closed mixed to higher yesterday on ideas of smaller US crops that should be seen in the USDA data that will be released at the end of the week. 
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Softs Report - Tuesday, September 26
Cotton closed higher yesterday on ideas of smaller US crops that should be seen in the USDA data that will be released at the end of the week. 
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Exposures Textiles
Weekly Forex Forecast - Sunday, Sept. 24
While the Fed still expects it will go on to cut rates in 2024, it now expects it will make only 2 cuts of 0.25%. This hawkish surprise triggered a further advance in the US dollar and US Treasury... 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Softs Report - Wednesday, September 20
New York closed higher and London closed lower yesterday as demand for lower quality Arabicas improved due to the recent price strength in Robusta and the lack of offers from Asia, mostly from Vietnam... 
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Grains Report - Tuesday, September 19
Wheat markets closed lower yesterday on news that Ukraine was shipping grain through the Black Sea again despite the end of the deal with Russia. 
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Commodities Are Looking For A Bigger Recovery
Commodities are looking for a bigger recovery, as we see many commodities forming bullish patterns by Elliott wave theory. 
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ETF Areas To Win On El Nino In 2023
With the advent of El Nino in 2023, the world is preparing to face the associated climatic shifts and the ripple effects they will bring to global economies. Here is a look at some sectors and ETFs... 
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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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Weekly Forex Forecast - Sunday, May 14
The coming week in the markets is likely to see a lower level of volatility than last week, as the high-impact releases scheduled this week are unlikely to have as much effect as last week’s release of... 
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Weekly Forex Forecast - Sunday, May 7
The US dollar is likely to continue to fall over the coming week, although much will likely depend upon the release of US CPI data this Wednesday. If the data shows a meaningful fall, we could see a... 
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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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Weekly Forex Forecast - Sunday, April 30
The EUR/JPY currency cross rose strongly last week to break to its highest price recorded in almost 15 years. We see the euro in a long-term bullish trend, and the yen looks weak as the Bank of Japan... 
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The Commodities Feed: Oil Sell-Off Continues Amid Global Uncertainty
The sell-off in the oil market continued yesterday despite a constructive US inventory report. Sentiment remains clearly negative and it's hard to see a turnaround until we see some signs of strength... 
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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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The Commodities Feed: Strong Chinese Activity Data
Chinese GDP data was better than expected, while other Chinese activity data was also strong. The data releases helped to push metal prices higher, however, oil was more rangebound. 
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