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Daily Update: 14th of February

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    Yesterday was the first typical Monday we have seen this year. Yesterday most of our activity was talking to our partners about last week and about their expectations, but none of them seemed in the mood to buy or sell. It seems most expect this week to be a bit calmer. The Gulfood is on next week and it feels most wanted to close their positions before going there, only to hear there about the sentiment in the market. 

    And without much further market information we keep this update short. Today is Valentine's day, so we hope all of our partners are in the mood to find each other in this rough and sometimes loveless market. We can hope we can bring a lot of people together, so please contact us if we can be your market cupid! We wish you all a happy and lovely day, enjoy the business.

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