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

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Softs Report - Monday, Oct. 18
FCOJ closed lower last week on what appeared to be speculative selling as the hurricane season has passed its peak and the chances for a damaging storm to hit the state of Florida are dropping by the... 
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Softs Report - Friday, Oct. 15
Cotton futures were higher as the market saw a technical bounce after a couple of hard-down days. 
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Not-So-Transitory Inflation: In Recent Months, We've Posted Winning Inflation Trades. Here Are Two More Inflation Trade Ideas.
A typical couple enjoying their (presumably) debt-financed breakfast in bed (image via Affirm). Economy-Wide Inflation As Washington Post economics correspondent Heather Long... 
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Not-So-Transitory Inflation
As Washington Post economics correspondent Heather Long pointed out on Twitter recently, inflation is now hitting Americans everywhere from rental cars to rent. There is another way to potentially... 
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Softs Report - Wednesday, Oct. 13
FCOJ closed higher in response to less production of Oranges shown in the USDA reports yesterday. 
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Softs Report - Wednesday, Sept. 29
FCOJ closed lower yesterday as the weather remains generally good for production around the world. 
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Softs Report - Friday, Oct. 8
FCOJ closed lower yesterday and prices made new lows for the move. Chart trends are mixed as the weather remains generally good for production around the world but the trends are trying to turn down. 
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Softs Report - Thursday, Oct. 7
Cotton futures were sharply higher to limit up in early trading yesterday but then closed with solid gains but well below limit up as the strong rally continued on ideas of strong demand and questions... 
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Softs Report - Wednesday, Oct. 6
FCOJ closed lower yesterday and prices are now near the lows of the current trading range. 
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Softs Report - Tuesday, Oct. 5
FCOJ closed higher yesterday in correction trading. Chart trends are mixed as the weather remains generally good for production around the world. 
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Black September
It was a rough month across multiple asset classes. Here's how our top names from September 1st did, and what our October 1st top ten looks like. 
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The World’s Top Coffee Producing Countries
At the end of 2020, the top 10 biggest coffee-producing nations held 87% of the commodity’s market share. With global temperatures on the rise, good coffee may become increasingly challenging to grow. 
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Softs Report - Friday, Oct. 1
Cotton futures were much higher again yesterday on ideas of strong demand and questions about supply. The weekly export sales report showed very st4rong sales with China the big buyer. 
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Softs Report - Thursday, Sept. 30
Coffee closed lower in New York and London in correction trading as tight supplies at origin is still important fundamental. 
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How The Explosion In Natural Gas, Cotton And Coffee Have Been Due To Climate Change And La Nina
Commodity markets are mostly exploding due to the ongoing historical Brazil drought, technical buying, and a backlog of demand due to COVID-19. 
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Softs Report - Tuesday, Sept. 28
Cotton futures were much higher again yesterday on ideas of strong demand. The weekly charts imply that significantly higher prices are coming soon. 
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Are Transportation Stocks Setting Up For Monday?
A strong transportation sector is important because this sector helps show the economic demand for goods. And with the holiday season just around the corner, we should see an increase in the movement... 
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Softs Report - Friday, Sept. 24
Futures were higher in response to a stronger US Dollar and a strong weekly export sales report. Demand or US Cotton remains very strong and that is good news for sellers as the strong demand implies... 
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Softs Report - Wednesday, Sept. 22
Futures were higher in recovery trading as the Evergrande problems in China were thought to be overdone yesterday. The world stock markets also recovered and the US Dollar Index was a little lower. 
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Softs Report - Tuesday, Sept. 21
Futures were lower as Hurricane Nicholas threatened to bring some big rains to Cotton production areas in the Delta and Southeast. Futures were also lower as macroeconomic factors ruled just about all... 
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Weekly Agriculture Markets Update – Tuesday, Sept. 21
Wheat was lower in all three markets in consolidation trading on Friday, but much higher for the week. The weekly gains were most impressive in the Winter Wheat markets, but Minneapolis was higher as... 
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A 'Cup Of Joe' Is About To Get A Whole Lot More Expensive
Robusta coffee prices continued to soar to record-highs this week as concerns deepen over the outlook from Brazil, the world's top producer. 
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Take a Sip of Hot Coffee with These ETFs & Stocks
Many soft commodities including coffee are hovering around multi-year highs given tight supply conditions and improving demand. 
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How Different Types Of La Nina Events Can Affect Commodity Prices
September is often a down month in the stock market. While global worries over China, COVID-19, a falling Brazil Real, etc. are affecting many markets, there will be trading opportunities (both long... 
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Softs Report - Monday, Sept. 20
Futures were lower as Hurricane Nicholas threatened to bring some big rains to Cotton production areas in the Delta and Southeast. 
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Softs Report - Thursday, Sept. 16
Futures were a little lower as Hurricane Nicholas came on shore near Houston and threatened to bring some big rains to Cotton production areas in the Delta and Southeast. 
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Agriculture Markets Update – Wednesday, Sept. 15
Wheat was mixed, with HRW a little higher and SRW a little lower. Minneapolis was lower but rallied off the lows to close near the bottom of a recent trading range. 
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Softs Report - Tuesday, September 14
Futures were lower on some selling generated by the harvest and the increased ending stocks seen in the Friday USDA reports. 
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Softs Report - Monday, Sept. 13
Cotton futures were a little lower last week but a little higher on Friday after the release of the USDA reports. 
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Softs Report - Friday, Sept. 10
FCOJ closed lower, but trends are still mostly up on weather concerns, especially for Brazil but also for Florida and Mexico. 
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