ICE FCOJ-A September 2026 futures (OJU26) quote above 185 US cents per pound on 12 July 2026
Miss
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Published on 11. July 2026
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Predicted for 12. July 2026
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Based on: Statistical Pattern
FCOJ-A futures at ICE US exploded to 300–400 US cents/lb in 2024, driven by the historic collapse of Florida orange production to ~11 million boxes (all-time low) from Citrus Greening disease (HLB) and hurricanes. Brazilian crop stability only partially offsets this. Florida remains structurally weak in 2026. 185 cents/lb represents a moderate floor — historically prices were ~100–150 ct/lb before 2023, since then sustainedly elevated. No Polymarket signal for FCOJ found.
Data basis for this prediction
- USDA NASS: Florida Orangenernte 2025-26 ca. 11 Mio. Kisten (historisches Tief)
- ICE FCOJ-A (OJU26): Preisanstieg 2024 auf 300–400 Ct/lb durch Florida-HLB-Krise
- USDA Citrus Summary 2025-26: anhaltend niedrige Florida-Produktion
Verdict: Miss
[Vorzeitig entschieden] FCOJ-A September 2026 (OJU26) notierte am 9. Juli bei ca. 145–170 US-Cent/Pfund – weit unter der Schwelle von 185 US-Cent. OJ ist laut TradingEconomics im Jahresvergleich um fast 45 % gefallen. Der Freitagsschluss vom 10. Juli liegt deutlich unter 185 Cent. Quellen: tradingeconomics.com/commodity/orange-juice, barchart.com OJU26.
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