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Markets to Watch 09/25/2007


Sugar: Sugar futures are moderately higher this morning, as speculation that Russia will raise import duties on Sugar this week, is sparking a bid on raw Sugar futures. This news may be enough for October Sugar futures to finally move above stiff resistance at 10 cents per pound before the October contract expires on Friday. In early trade, October Sugar is trading at 9.92, up 0.04.

Precious Metals: Both Gold and Siler futures are trading sharply lower this morning, as a moderately rally by the U.S. Dollar and lower Oil prices have traders taking profits in the metals sector. In the past six weeks, December Gold has gained nearly $100 per ounce, so a moderate correction is not surprising. In early trade, December Gold is trading at $730.40, down $8.90, and December Silver is trading at $13.395, down $0.245.

Orange Juice: November FCOJ futures continue their climb, hitting six-week highs in early trade, as speculative buying and weather concerns have supported prices. Traders are watching two tropical disturbances, one near the Windward Islands, the other near the Cape Verde Islands, for possible strengthening into tropical storms. O.J. stock in cold storage fell to 760.37 million pounds in August, down from 888.84 million pounds last year. In early trade, November Orange Juice was trading at 132.50, up 1.75.

 

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Mike's futures career began in 1991, when he began trading for himself as a floor trader at the Mid-America Commodities Exchange (MidAm) in the wheat and corn futures and options pits. In 1999, Mike joined TD Waterhouse as a securities broker where he obtained his series 7 and 63 licenses. Seeing the growth in online futures trading, He joined XPRESSTRADE in 2002. Mike attended DePaul University and the University of Illinois at Chicago and holds the series 3 license. He's now an assistant manager at XPRESSTRADE and a senior market analyst. In his free time, he can be found attending symphony or other cultural events in the city.

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