Pork Taking Flight

Pork contracts are accelerating as they rally to new highs.
August lean hogs
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are the leading contract on the Momentum-5
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and are taking off as they rally to new intraday and contract highs,
now up .875 at 67.700. 

August pork bellies
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are also trading
on their highs of the session and in an outside-day formation. This morning’s Pre-Opening
Agriculture Outlook
pointed out that yesterday’s Commitment of Traders
report is in a “classic bullish set-up,” although a bit overbought.
Bellies are also on the Momentum-5 List.

July sugar
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hit a New 10-Day
High
yesterday and is continuing higher today after testing yesterday’s low.
This leaves a bullish tail at a new 15-day high. This contract also remains in a
Multiple Days Low
Volatility
setup after the early June consolidation, suggesting the likelihood of a
larger-than-normal move. 

Coffee
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 is giving back all of
the gains from the past six days’, rally triggering a Pullback From Lows
setup. 

Both euro FX futures
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and

Swiss francs

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gapped below Pullback From Lows
setups, tested yesterday’s lows and are trading near the bottom of their ranges.
A close below the mid-point of the June 14 expansion bars resumes the argument
for the test of a new lows. Reports came out yesterday showing Europe had its
biggest up tick in inflation in months. Today, European data shows that
manufacturing declined for a second straight month, highlighting a situation of
slowing economic growth and rising prices, an environment that reduces the
likelihood of further ECB rate cuts in short-term interest rates, a negative for
continental currencies. 

September dollar index futures
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are
higher for a second day out of a Pullback From Highs
setup. DXM is trading at the top of its range.Â