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World sugar futures climb to highest close since early March

World sugar futures climb to highest close since early March

Open interest in world sugar futures rose in the last six reported weeks to a four-month high. Total managed money pushed to a ten-week high last week after seeming range-bound since early June. Total managed money was up 7 percent from the previous month [...]

By Daniel Aviles|August 21, 2020|Categories: Sugar|Tags: #11 sugar futures, Brazilian real, total managed money, U.S. dollar index, world sugar futures|0 Comments

Dollar consolidates after correcting off multiyear highs

Dollar consolidates after correcting off multiyear highs

In the second half of March, the U.S. dollar index spiked to its highest levels since late 2002. The index corrected lower in a six-session slide, finding support near its 20-day moving average. Despite some contrarian views, the dollar clearly remains the world’s preferred [...]

By Daniel Aviles|April 2, 2020|Categories: Energy, Ethanol, Sugar|Tags: Brazil, Brazilian real, coronavirus, COVID-19, crude oil, U.S. dollar index|0 Comments

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