Newsletter March 12, 2007



WorldCommodity FundSMUpdate		Low-cost mutual funds focused on natural resources March 12, 2007

ABB Grain to buy Adelaide Wool Company

Wool market conditions 'as good as it gets'

Nymex Gasoline Rises to 6-Month High on Reduced U.S. Supplies

ABB Grain to buy Adelaide Wool Company

Agribusiness group ABB Grain says it will buy
Australia's largest on-farm wool buying firm, the
private owned Adelaide Wool Company (AWC). The
AWC group, which is more than 40 years old, includes
AWC and River Wool and is jointly owned by the
Hackworth and Amos families.

ABB enters wool market...

Wool market conditions 'as good as it gets'

Wool brokers say the healthy state of the market is
surprising, given the strength of the Aussie dollar.
Prices around the country rose 3.6 per cent last week,
up almost 33 per cent from the start of 2006. "There's
a bit of confidence in that, the blokes on the other side
are paying plenty of money at the moment,
unfortunately our exchange rate is taking the cream off
it."

Good as it gets...

Nymex Gasoline Rises to 6-Month High on Reduced U.S. Supplies

``The big fear right now is gasoline supplies heading
into the spring and the peak driving season,'' said
Jack Hunter, an energy trader with FC Stone Group in
Kansas City, Missouri. ``There have been so many
refinery problems that it's been difficult for the market
to pull back.''

Gasoline prices have risen 20 percent this year...

Have a Great Week!

Jim Llewellyn
WorldCommodity Funds, Inc.
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Atlanta, GA 30328
404-437-7420

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