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JO - Agricultural Commodities Pre-June WASDE

On Thursday, June 11, the United States Department of Agriculture will release its June World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report. The monthly WASDE is the gold standard when it comes to fundamental data for the agricultural futures markets. Volatility in the futures arena tends to...

JO - Coffee Falls Below $1 Again- Another Buying Opportunity

The price of Arabica coffee futures on the Intercontinental Exchange had not traded below $1 per pound from 2006 through 2018. In 2018 and 2019, the soft commodity declined to the lowest level in over a decade. Increased global supplies and a decline in the value of the Brazilian real weighe...

JO - Currency Factors Favor A Coffee Turnaround

The last few weeks haven’t been kind to coffee bulls. Even as other commodities are showing signs of bottoming - with some already trending higher - coffee prices have fallen to their lowest levels since last October. But the java’s fortunes should soon change, however, given the...

JO - Agricultural Commodities Post-May WASDE

On Tuesday, May 12, the US Department of Agriculture released its May World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report. The monthly WASDE is the gold standard when it comes to US and global fundamentals for the commodities that grow in the fertile plains of the US and around the globe. ...

JO - Higher Lows Send A Signal For The Coffee Futures Market

Over the past fifteen years, the price of coffee has traded from a low of 84.45 cents to a high of $3.0625 per pound. At the $1.05 level on May 13, the price of the soft commodity is a lot closer to the low than the high. In 2019, coffee fell to 86.35 cents, just 1.90 cents above the decade ...

JO - COVID Challenges Persist For Coffee

To say that cross-currents are complicating the efforts of coffee bulls to push prices higher would be a profound understatement. Indeed, prevailing conditions are as opaque as a convenience store cup of joe, with bullish supply factors being nullified by a weak Brazilian Real and deterioratin...

JO - Agricultural Commodities Pre-May WASDE

On Tuesday, May 12, at noon EST, the US Department of Agriculture will release its May World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report. The WASDE report is the gold standard for the agricultural markets as it outlines data on US and global inventories and exports. Each year is always a...

JO - Fear Rises Over The Potential For Food Shortages In The U.S. - The Cure For Low Prices Is Low Prices

First, it was toilet paper and paper towels, and now it is beef, pork, and other animal proteins. Since the end of February, a combination of hoarding and bottlenecks in the supply chain has been making supermarkets in the United States, and other parts of the world operate a lot like Russia d...

JO - Still No Clarity For Coffee

After weeks of a directionless prices trend in the front-month futures contract, coffee remains locked in a neutral trend as a mixture of tight supplies and a weak currency component have kept both bulls from gaining control of the dominant short-term trend. As we'll discuss in this report, ho...

JO - Did oil's negative print 'ring a bell' for commodity bottom?

Front-month WTI oil futures falling deeply into negative territory on Monday certainly makes for a top-five market-related story during the pandemic panic. More news on: Invesco CurrencyShares Canadian Dollar Trust ETF, Invesco CurrencyShares Australian Dollar Trust ETF, Crude Oil Futures,...

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