JO News and Press, iPathA Series B Bloomberg Coffee Subindex Total Return ETN From 09/25/20

A review of recent commodity moves. Coffee - the giant sucking sound and where weather matters most. La Nina could mean investing in a diversified longer-term commodity ETF fund makes sense. For further details see: A Review Of Recent Commodity Price Moves And Where Weat...

The soft commodities switch places. Coffee deliveries weigh on the price. Crude oil and gasoline supported sugar. Trading both soft commodities from the long side. JO and SGG- The two ETN products most sensitive to Brazil’s leading soft commodities. For furthe...

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Coffee futures trade in the futures market on the Intercontinental Exchange. Since 1973, the price range has been from 41.50 cents to $3.375 per pound. The ICE futures contract is for the delivery of Arabica beans, which are the most popular grade of coffee in the United States. Brazil is the ...

On Friday, September 11, the US Department of Agriculture released the September World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report. The monthly WASDE is the gold standard when it comes to fundamental data for grains and other products. The September WASDE report comes at a time when the ma...

On Friday, September 11, at noon EST, the US Department of Agriculture will release its September World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report. The USDA’s monthly missive is the gold standard for producers and consumers as they often make hedging and business decisions on the f...

I pointed out a week or so ago that there were enough bullish fundamentals for coffee ( JO ) prices to break above resistance, and they did. Now, ocean temperatures in the Pacific are similar to the 1985 Brazil coffee drought. Then, Brazilian coffee areas were much further south than today. Us...

Coffee and sugar are members of the volatile soft commodity sector of the commodities asset class. Since they began trading in the futures markets in the early 1970s, the prices have a history of massive price variance. As agricultural commodities, the weather in growing regions around the wor...

In a remarkable turnabout, coffee futures have become the commodity trading vehicle of choice for a growing number of managed funds. Indeed, its increasing popularity has given coffee prices a much-needed dose of price momentum, making it one of this summer’s hottest commodities. But a ...

The past few months have seen a historically weak asset class have stellar performance: agricultural commodities. These commodities are not followed as closely as gold and oil, but when they rise it tends to create an increase in global social unrest . They are also highly uncorrelated to oth...