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Other natural resources, namely the softs and most of the energy group, also trended higher although some grains and industrial metals led on the downside.
unknown title 2011
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Kevin Ayers left the band so the softs are a three piece unit now.
Latest reviews @ Progarchives.com, the ultimate progressive rock music website 2009
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The benchmark Liffe cocoa futures contract gained 16% in December, peaking at £1,820 ($2,684) a metric ton, even as other "softs" commodities declined.
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The S&P CTI index comprises 16 commodity futures grouped into six sectors: 37.5% in energy, 10% in industrial materials, 10.5% in precious metals, 10% in livestock, 23% in grains and 9% in "softs," which are coffee, cocoa, cotton and sugar.
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The Mish question of the day is this: How many "softs" does one get before it is just plain "soft" as opposed to "patchy"?
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It is sadly true that some of those who Beinart labels the "softs" on the left are more anti-Bush than they are anti-terror.
Archive 2004-12-01 2004
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It is sadly true that some of those who Beinart labels the "softs" on the left are more anti-Bush than they are anti-terror.
Bull Moose 2004
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Agriculture commodities, or known as "softs," offer the potential for rapid capital appreciation.
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Futures trading in the so-called "softs" commodities on ICE became wholly electronic on Monday.
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Following closely on those heels will be food commodity markets like grains, meats, coffee, sugar, cocoa and other "softs" like cotton.
TradingMarkets info@tradingmarkets.com 2010
Logophile77 commented on the word softs
1. softly.
2. Typo of softest.
December 14, 2017