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avatarCourtneyDS
2022-11-03

How To Profit From Powell’s Non-Pivot

Fed Chairman Jay Powell shocked the market yesterday when he implied that the final rate that the Fed hikes to will be higher than the market was thinking. At the same time, he said that they might slow down the rate of increases.This shocked the market because they believed that the Fed would be finished tightening by March of next year at about 5%. Now they are thinking much higher, perhaps even to 6%.The market actually believes that inflation will start to come down pretty quickly by March 2023 but take a year or so to decline to the Fed’s target of 2%.But Jay is right and the market is wrong, from one perspective.There are several problems: Inflation may come down next year but very little The recession will cause governments to boost transfer payment keeping inflation high The Fed Fu
How To Profit From Powell’s Non-Pivot
avatarKon How
2022-11-01

How Does Black Sea Deal Affect All of Us?

What is Black Sea Deal and how will it affect all of us? Some fact to know: • Russia and Ukraine account for about a third of the world’s wheat exports • 19% of the world’s fertilizer exports • 15% of the world’s corn exports Meat production and consumption are key in Asia and for many Asian countries, grains such as wheat, corn, and soybeans are needed for animal feed to produce beef, pork, poultry as well as fish. And fertilizer for crops production. Over the weekend, the Russian foreign ministry said it “can no longer guarantee the safety of civilian dry cargo ships participating in the Black Sea Grain Initiative and will suspend its implementation from today for an indefinite period.” “Consumers throughout Asia-Pacific should expect to pay more for basic foodstuffs and also for meat.”
How Does Black Sea Deal Affect All of Us?
avatar机构有话说
2022-06-30

Macro factors push down the prices of agricultural products

Price changes this weekBetter weather and fears of economic recession have led to an overall liquidation of commodities, pushing market prices lower this week. However, since most crop yields have yet to be determined, improving weather alone will not reduce the risk premium of current prices. There is still the risk that falling yields will push up prices.With the acceleration of winter harvest, wheat prices have fallen the most. Although the crop situation of winter wheat still shows low yield, the market must be under certain harvest pressure. In our view, the main reason for most of the price decline last week was the macro liquidation of commodities.​​​The prices of almost all important commodities have fallen for weeks (see the chart below). Moreover, if the theme of recession contin
Macro factors push down the prices of agricultural products
avatarIvan_Gan
2022-04-11

Agricultural Commodities Trading Possibilities You Should Know

First, the views of all sectors of the market on agricultural products At the weekend, I discussed the current market situation of agricultural products with large domestic oil index enterprises. Fundamentally speaking, when the price rises to the present level, everyone is a little confused. The confused place is that all the favorable conditions have been put in front of us, and the production reduction and future demand are clear, but after all, the price is already at a high level,How much space there is for spot traders in the future. In addition to the known planting cost and profit rate, and in addition to thinking that it is still optimistic for a long time, there is not much tendency in the short-term and medium-term direction.As far as financial capital is concerned, holding comm
Agricultural Commodities Trading Possibilities You Should Know
avatarLu_Kuemmerle
2022-04-04

Commodity Report #45

The benchmark, CRB Commodity Index, ended the week 4,6% lower. $SPDR Gold Shares(GLD)$ $Light Crude Oil - main 2205(CLmain)$ $Corn - main 2205(ZCmain)$  All sectors were lower, with energy and grains being the biggest losers of the week. There were only a handful of commodities with a positive return over the last week, namely, Natgas, Coffee, Orange Juice and Cocoa. Crypto also made new higher highs and the sector continues its recent uptrend. Moreover, it seems like two new major trends seem to emerge in the commodity space. Here is my latest playbook: Gold with huge ETF inflows - but paralle
Commodity Report #45

Oil, the dollar and the renminbi

Oil is the most traded commodity and has always had a major impact on the economy and financial markets. At current oil prices, the oil market is over $4 trillion. Most oil is still traded in U.S. dollars. But now that the dollar has been used as a weapon against Russia, one of the largest oil producers in the world, it remains to be seen whether that will continue. This is not the first time the Americans have cut off a country from international payments. Iran, Sudan and Venezuela — coincidentally all oil producers — suffered the same fate. Given the limited supply, oil prices may continue to rise. That’s good news for oil producers. Today, the United States is also a major oil producer. That’s good news for the U.S. trade balance. Before the shale revolution, half of the trade deficit w
Oil, the dollar and the renminbi

Commodities vs equities

The investment case for commodities has clearly improved with the war in Ukraine, and the market has not gone unnoticed. Last week saw a euphoric spike in several commodities. We are only in the first phase of the commodity supercycle. Inventories are still low and investment is still insufficient. Don’t count on more supply, in fact, prices can only fall because of a drop in demand. Now it’s hard to determine where that point is. In the past, we spent a larger portion of our income on commodities, including energy. Moreover, this time around, governments are responding to rising energy prices by compensating consumers and also companies for them. Such subsidies allow commodity prices to rise further. At the same time, any commodity supercycle is not a straight line upwards. The moment the
Commodities vs equities
avatarFutures_Pro
2022-03-04

Apart From Oil Futures, Agricultural Commodities Skyrocket!

Commodity index expected to post biggest weekly gain since 1960. In recent weeks, in addition to $Light Crude Oil - main 2204(CLmain)$ , another futures gainer that may be ignored is agricultural commodities futures.  Let's look at the current trends of $Wheat - main 2205(ZWmain)$ and $Corn - main 2205(ZCmain)$ In just two days, $Wheat - main 2205(ZWmain)$  has risen around 20%.  $Corn - main 2205(ZCmain)$ and 
Apart From Oil Futures, Agricultural Commodities Skyrocket!