1.   Coffee rose for the fifth day on speculation that lean inventories will keep prices high.

2.   Copper retreated from its highest price in almost three months amid expectations that exchange inventories will keep rising in the coming weeks.

3.   Crude oil is expected to fall in the coming week amid expectations that U.S. inventories will keep rising, even with refiners operating at near maximum rates.

4.   Crude oil sank amid expectations that U.S. inventories will keep rising, even with refiners operating at near maximum rates.

5.   Graninge said it also expects earnings to fall in its forestry division, as large producer inventories keep prices down and a strengthening krona erodes earnings.

6.   In the meantime, crude and gasoline inventories could keep falling.

7.   In NEW YORK, coffee futures rebounded from an early drop, extending their rally to five days, on speculation that lean inventories will keep prices high.

8.   Increased inventories should keep prices from hitting the highs of those previous years, the Energy Department said.

9.   Low inventories will keep prices from falling too far, analysts said.

10.   Meanwhile, inventories keep building up in the United States as the driving season winds down.