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Murilo Gualda /iStock via Getty Images Agriculture related stocks join other commodities in falling sharply in the wake of the Federal Reserve's higher interest rate outlook. Sugar (SB1:COM) and coffee (KC1:COM) futures slide to three-week lows, and other crop futures from soybeans to corn al...
Corn and soybeans rallied within striking distance of their 2012 all-time contract highs before backing off last week. Will the smoking hot rallies in both markets be enough to increase planted acres and reduce demand? Barring adverse North American weather, we expect significant ...
The most significant factors driving the global rally in food prices have come from China, which first started seeing localized food inflation in 2019. The nascent agtech sector addresses food inflation with innovations that seek to lower per-unit costs on a financial and environmenta...
Commodity SuperCycles of the past. What is causing the explosion in grain prices? Renewable energy sector vs crude oil. For further details see: The SuperCycle In Commodities
Market Recap for 2/18/2021 Today was a relatively overshadowed day with the U.S. House hearing taken place on recent market volatility involving GameStop (GME). In the equities markets the S&P 500 closed at 3,913.97, Dow Jones at 31,493.34 and Nasdaq at 13,865.36. In the commodities space...
US Dollar is expected to resume the downtrend. Commodities are likely to continue to rise, possibly sharply. Stocks are likely to resume the uptrend. Major risks: higher US interest rates and speculative fever. For further details see: Global Macro Indicators And Cro...
The commodity price rally experienced throughout much of the third quarter accelerated significantly in the last quarter of 2020. Renewable energy markets received massive confidence boosts from advancements in "green" initiatives. In a very welcome turnaround following a year mar...
Corn futures rise 5.1% on CBOT after the USDA trimmed its estimates for global reserves due to rising demand from China.The USDA's World Agricultural Supply and Demand Report estimates Chinese imports at 1M tons more than in its December forecast. Global corn stocks, at 283.8M tons, are down ...
Grains prices move 19% higher in Q4 and almost 20% in 2020. Lots of significant gains and multi-year highs in the sector in Q4. Soybeans lead the way on the upside in Q4 and soybean meal leads in 2020. Continued bullish potential for the commodities that feed the world - Risk ...
There are multiple economic conditions, both domestic and global, that are driving both higher prices and volatility. USDA projects the 2020/21 U.S. soybean crush to be record large at nearly 2.2 billion bushels. China is the largest consumer of soybeans and after several years of...