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Coffee Futures-- Coffee futures are slightly higher today at 123.50 in the September contract as it looks to be a record crop down in Brazil as there is no frost or possible damaging freeze at this point in time pushing prices to new 3 year lows with the next major support at 110 – 120.
Sugar Futures--- Sugar futures in New York today rallied for the 2nd consecutive day hitting a 3 week high at 16.85 and have rallied 80 points from contract lows just hit last Thursday.
Cocoa Futures-- Cocoa futures were down for the 2nd consecutive day this week finishing down around 100 points in the last 2 trading days right at its 20 day moving average but still trading above its 100 day moving average after settling last Friday at 2364 going out this Friday at 2240 down over 120 points as pessimism about many of the commodity markets is continuing to push prices lower.
Coffee Futures-- Coffee futures are lower once again this Friday afternoon at 123.80 in the July contract as it looks to be a record crop down in Brazil as there is no frost or possible damaging freeze at this point in time pushing prices to new 3 year lows with the next major support at 110 – 120 after settling last Friday at 127 down around another 500 points for the week.
Cotton Futures--- Cotton futures for the December contract which is considered the new crop which is currently planted hit a false 3 ½ month low a couple weeks ago around 82 and now has skyrocketed in the last 2 weeks due to the USDA stating that ending stocks of 2.6 million bales were below estimate figures and now a drought in Texas is hurting the crop which is trading at 89.10 hitting a new 1 year high after settling last Friday at 85.10 up 400 point

