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softs

British  
/ sɒfts /

plural noun

  1. another name for soft commodities

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“It’s my technical view that ‘softs’ should be the next area to rise to show mean reversion to recent strength within the metals and energy complex,” he said.

From MarketWatch

With the rally in precious metals and other hard commodities pausing, softs may be ready to take the baton and lead the next leg higher.

From Barron's

After a 24-minute hiatus, during which several drivers including Norris, on softs, changed tyres, the race resumed with a rolling start for lap nine.

From Barron's

He had started on the medium tyres while all the other top runners were on the softs, and he soon began to take on Hamilton for third place.

From BBC

When Norris finally pitted, fitting the softs instead of the hards that had been the plan at the start of the race, he emerged behind Leclerc again, inevitably.

From BBC