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It has long been our opinion that in order to return to inflationary conditions, the economy would have to be entrenched in a recovery mode, and as of the first week of June, that recovery was hardly assured.
01 July 2009 by Terry Roggensack
Wheat acreage was raised substantially versus trade expectations and that was genuinely bearish news.
01 July 2009 by Terry Roggensack
The threat of coming in after a long weekend to see a more threatening weather outlook for the third week of July may be enough to support more buying in the short run.
01 July 2009 by Terry Roggensack
While the down trend is obviously firmly in place, the market may be temporarily oversold.
29 June 2009 by Terry Roggensack
The market sees a more significant reduction of the supply herd this summer which will mean a larger than expected pork production period.
29 June 2009 by Terry Roggensack
The market seems too cheap but demand remains very week.
24 June 2009 by Terry Roggensack
Unless fund investors turn active buyers again, a technical bounce in cocoa may end up being short lived.
24 June 2009 by Terry Roggensack
The market is now extremely oversold and downside momentum appears to be slowing.
24 June 2009 by Terry Roggensack
Traders await next week's update from the USDA on planted acreage and most seem to be looking for a further revision lower.
24 June 2009 by Terry Roggensack
It won't take much in the way of positive news from outside markets to spark more buying.
23 June 2009 by Dave Hightower
Slowing fears might not be definitive enough this morning to leave the Dollar and the Yen in control, but as the week progresses we suspect that Dollar and Yen bulls will prevail.
