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Ag futures market traders try to gauge coronavirus impact on global economy

The coronavirus outbreak shock to the global marketplace has impacted many markets, including agricultural futures markets. The outbreak has also significantly changed several markets’ near-term technical postures and in some cases altered their longer-term chart postures.

31 January 2020

7 minute read

By: Jim Wyckoff

Resistance at $60.00; support at $50.00 — Resistance at $60.00; support at $50.00
© Jim Wyckoff

Resistance at $60.00; support at $50.00 — Resistance at $60.00; support at $50.00
© Jim Wyckoff

Resistance at $99.330; support at $95.000 — Resistance at $99.330; support at $95.000
© Jim Wyckoff

Resistance at $99.330; support at $95.000 — Resistance at $99.330; support at $95.000
© Jim Wyckoff

© Jim Wyckoff

© Jim Wyckoff

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