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Ipath Cocoa Subindex TR Sm Index ETN (NY: NIB )

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Softs Report - Monday, Nov. 20
Cotton closed a little higher last week as ideas of good demand continue. The US Dollar has been weaker and economic data has been positive. 
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Weekly Forex Forecast – EUR/USD, AUD/USD, Nasdaq 100, Cocoa Futures
Last week was dominated by a decline in the USD, against its long-term bullish trend, and also a rise in US stock markets. Riskier currencies such as the Australian and New Zealand Dollars, and the... 
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Really Hot Chocolate
Cocoa is up 50% since the beginning of the year, and it seems headed higher. 
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Softs Report - Wednesday, Nov. 15
FCOJ closed sharply higher to limit up yesterday, and the trends on the daily charts are turning up. January was the leader on the way up. 
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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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Softs Report - Monday, Nov. 13
Cotton closed lower last week, but rallied late in the week despite bearish USDA reports. 
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'Cocoa Mayhem' Sends Prices To $4,000 Per Ton, Highest Since 1978
Harvests in Ivory Coast and Ghana - some of the world's largest cocoa producers - are producing lower crop yields, which has led to tighter supplies, therefore supporting higher prices. 
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Speculator Extremes: VIX, Cocoa, DowJones & 2-Year 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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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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Forex Today: Bank Of Canada Expected To Leave Rates Unchanged
The Bank of Canada is meeting today to decide whether to maintain its overnight rate at 5%. It is expected to do so. Australian CPI data released a few hours ago showed annualized inflation has risen... 
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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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The Commodities Feed: Unfavorable Weather Pushes Softs Higher
The unfavorable weather in Africa has tightened the supply-demand balance of cocoa, with prices reaching a multi-decade high. Bad weather has also been impacting sugar supply from Asia with the market... 
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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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The Different Flavors Of El Nino
It is very difficult to predict if GLAAM will stay negative. If it does, below are the most likely scenarios for global commodities in the next few months. 
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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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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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Softs Report - Monday, Oct 16
Cotton closed lower and trends are down on the daily charts. 
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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 - Thursday, October 12
Cotton closed lower and tends are down on the daily charts. Trading was active before the release of the USDA reports scheduled for later today. Ideas are that the US could be headed into a recession... 
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Topics Economy
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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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Softs Report - Monday, October 9
Cotton closed about unchanged last week as demand fears met supply expectations as the stock market made new lows for 2023 and is now negative for the calendar year. 
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Softs Report - Thursday, Oct. 5
Cotton closed lower on follow-through selling on demand fears as the stock market made new lows for 2023 and is now negative for the calendar year. 
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Softs Report - Wednesday, October 4
New York and London closed lower yesterday on a higher US Dollar and reports of improved the offers from Brazil and Vietnam. 
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Softs Report - Tuesday, October 3
New York closed higher and London closed mixed yesterday on a higher US Dollar and reports of improved the offers from Brazil and Vietnam. It is still very hot and dry in Brazil and the weather is... 
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Softs Report - Monday, Oct. 2
Cotton closed higher on ideas of smaller US crops that should be seen in the USDA data that will be released in a couple of weeks. 
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A Risky Proposition…
In this week’s Dirty Dozen we look at the troubling flip in our yield leads, talk about the diverging short and long term technical signals for stocks, walk through the latest CoT data, pitch a long... 
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Speculator Extremes: Heating Oil, Bitcoin, Corn & 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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Softs Report - Friday, Sept. 29
There are production concerns about Australian and Indian cotton as both countries are likely to suffer the effects of El Nino starting this fall. 
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Softs Report - Thursday, Sept. 28
Cotton closed a little 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 - 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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