Coffee advanced 0.6% on Friday

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Source: Dukascopy Bank SA
Agricultural commodities dropped on Friday after the USDA released its global supply report, indicating that demand for US exports is slowing. At the same time, broadly weaker US Dollar limited losses of the commodity group.

Wheat retreated from two-week high on signs that demand for US exports is weakening. US farmers sold by 8.8% less wheat in the week ended October 4 compared to the preceding week.

Corn moved lower after attaining almost two-week high on Thursday as the USDA cut its global crops forecast. Corn came under heavy pressure on Friday as the USDA reported that US corn sales tumbled by annualized 89% in the last four weeks.

Sugar was bearish on speculation that supply will outplace demand for the third year in a row in 2013. Experts predict production to exceed demand by 5 million MT next year.

Coffee was the only gainer despite narrowing discount from Brazilian farmers after coffee futures lost 8.9% in the last four weeks.


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