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The Commodities Feed: Oil Resists Risk-Off Move
The oil market managed to settle higher yesterday, going against the broader risk-off move seen in markets. The data calendar is fairly quiet today with just the usual EIA inventory numbers out later 
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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
Softs Report - Monday, Sept. 25
Cotton closed a little lower last week in range trading. The Fed said it would keep interest rates high to fight inflation and most physical commodities got hurt with the news last week. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates Textiles
Here’s Why Live Cattle, Orange Juice, Cocoa, Olive Oil Prices Are Surging
The US published mixed inflation numbers this month. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the headline consumer inflation jumped to 3.7% in August while core inflation slipped to 4.2%. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Softs Report - Friday, Sept. 22
Cotton closed a little lower yesterday in range trading. The Fed said it would keep interest rates high to fight inflation and most physical commodities got hurt with the news yesterday. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates Textiles
Softs Report - Wednesday, Aug. 16
FCOJ closed higher and the trends are turning up on the daily charts. 
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Softs Report - Thursday, Sept. 21
Cotton closed a little lower yesterday in range trading. Support came from ideas of reduced US and world production potential. 
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Exposures Textiles
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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The Commodities Feed: Oil Holding Firm Heading Into The FOMC
Oil prices remain well supported, although price direction today could be dictated by the FOMC meeting 
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Softs Report - Tuesday, Sept. 19
Cotton closed higher yesterday in range trading. Support came from a slightly weaker US Dollar and ideas of reduced US and world production potential. 
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Exposures Textiles
Softs Report - Monday, September 18
Cotton closed higher last week in range trading and despite a poor weekly export sales report. The USDA reports released on Tuesday showed reduced production and ending stocks estimates. 
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Exposures Textiles
Forex Today: Fed, Bank Of Japan Expected To Hold Rates This Week
Markets are focused on this week’s scheduled policy meetings at the US Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan, both of which are expected to leave interest rates unchanged. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Speculator Extremes: Cocoa, Bitcoin, EAFE & Corn Lead Bullish & Bearish Positions
This week's Extreme Positions report highlights the Most Bullish and Most Bearish Positions for the speculator category. Extreme positioning in these markets can foreshadow strong moves in the... 
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Exposures Ethanol
Softs Report - Friday, September 15
Cotton closed higher yesterday in range trading and despite a poor weekly export sales report. The USDA reports released on Tuesday showed reduced production and ending stocks estimates. 
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Exposures Textiles
Softs Report - Thursday, September 14
Cotton closed lower yesterday in response to weak demand ideas from a strong US Dollar. 
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Exposures Textiles
Inflation Back On The Rise In The United States
In the United States, the consumer price index rose by 0.6% in August and by 3.7% year-on-year. 
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Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Softs Report - Wednesday, September 13
Cotton closed higher yesterday in response to the USDA reports that showed reduced production and ending stocks estimates. Weak demand is still a problem and export demand was trimmed in the supply and... 
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Exposures Textiles
Softs Report - Tuesday, September 12
Cotton closed higher yesterday in anticipation of the USDA reports that will be released later today and on reports of stressful conditions for US Cotton production continue. 
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Exposures Textiles
Softs Report - Monday, September 11
Cotton closed lower last week on some long liquidation by speculators but reports of stressful conditions for US Cotton production continue. 
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Exposures Textiles
Softs Report - Thursday. September 7
New York closed higher and London closed a little lower in consolidation trading ith little in the way of news to affect prices one way or the other. 
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Softs Report - Wednesday. September 6
Cotton closed lower yesterday and formed a key reversal down before re covering most of the losses on some long liquidation by speculators but reports of stressful conditions for US Cotton production... 
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Exposures Textiles
Softs Report - Friday, September 1
Cotton closed a little lower yesterday on some long liquidation by speculators but reports of stressful conditions for US Cotton production continue. 
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Exposures Textiles
Softs Report - Thursday, August 31
Cotton closed higher yesterday on reports of stressful conditions for US Cotton production. Trends could be turning up in this market again. 
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Exposures Textiles
Softs Report - Wednesday, August 30
Cotton closed slightly higher yesterday in quiet trading despite reports of stressful conditions for US Cotton production. 
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Exposures Textiles
Softs Report - Tuesday, August 29
Cotton closed lower yesterday on what appeared to be long liquidation despite reports of stressful conditions for US Cotton production. 
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Exposures Textiles
Softs Report - Tuesday, Aug. 22
FCOJ closed lower yesterday and held the trading range set last week. 
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Speculator Extremes: VIX, Cocoa, GBP, US Bonds Lead Bullish & Bearish Positions
This weekly Extreme Positions report highlights the Most Bullish and Most Bearish positions for the speculator category. Extreme positioning in these markets can foreshadow strong moves in the... 
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Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
A Bear Trap In Bonds…
In this week’s Dirty Dozen we go through market positioning, a developing setup in bonds, some Agg shorts, and a long in small-caps, plus more… 
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Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
Weekly Forex Forecast – Nasdaq 100 Index, USD/JPY, Cocoa Futures
Market sentiment has deteriorated quite severely, partly due to Fitch’s downgrade of its US credit rating, and partly due to a feeling that market rallies are due a substantial correction. 
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Forex Today: Stocks Fall As Fitch Downgrades US Rating
Global stock markets are falling after Fitch downgraded its US sovereign credit grade rating from the highest possible rating AAA to the next lower level of AA+. Fitch says the move was due to rising... 
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