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Brazilian federal police are questioning former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro for attempting to sneak in diamond jewelry reportedly worth $3 million and the sale of two luxury watches that he received as gifts from Saudi Arabia while in office

G-20 Summit in Delhi nears, Chinese President Xi Jinping yet to confirm attendance; other leaders, including U.S. President Biden, U.K., France, Germany, Canada, Japan, Brazil, Indonesia, Saudi Prince MbS, have confirmed; Russian President Putin and Mexican President Obrador to send representatives. If Xi Jinping doesn’t attend, it is reported that…

Oct NY world sugar #11 (SBV23 ) on Wednesday closed down -0.11 (-0.43%), and Oct London white sugar #5 (SWV23 ) closed up +5.10 (+0.70%). Sugar prices Wednesday settled mixed, with London sugar climbing to a nearly 12-year nearest futures high. NY sugar Wednesday fell back from a 2-1/4 month...

Dec arabica coffee (KCZ23 ) this morning is up +2.40 (+1.57%), and Nov ICE robusta coffee (RMX23 ) is up +46 (+1.88%). Coffee prices this morning are moderately higher, with robusta posting a 2-week high. Weather concerns in Brazil and Colombia are lifting coffee prices today after Climatempo said high...

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Dec arabica coffee (KCZ23 ) on Tuesday closed up +0.35 (+0.23%), and Nov ICE robusta coffee (RMX23 ) closed up +12 (+0.49%). Coffee prices Tuesday closed moderately higher, with robusta posting a 2-week high. A weaker dollar Tuesday sparked some short covering in coffee futures. Also, robusta has support on...

Dec arabica coffee (KCZ23 ) this morning is up +0.20 (+0.13%), and Nov ICE robusta coffee (RMX23 ) is up +8 (+0.22%). Coffee prices this morning are moderately higher, with robusta posting a 2-week high. A weaker dollar today has sparked short covering in coffee futures. Also, robusta has support...

Forty percent in the US have never heard of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, attitudes towards India have turned more negative over time in at least five European countries, and Mexicans and Brazilians are especially critical of Modi’s leadership.