Category: Futures, Options and Commodities
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Gold Wars: The US Versus Europe During The Demise Of Bretton Woods
By Jan Nieuwenhuijs of Gainvesville Coins The story on the emergence of the US dollar hegemony. After the collapse of Bretton Woods in 1971 several European central banks tried setting up a new gold pool to stabilize the price and move to a quasi gold standard. The US wanted to phase out gold from the system…
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Simandou West Africa Iron Ore Project Update from Guinea
SYDNEY–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Rio Tinto will provide an update today at its Investor Seminar on the world class Simandou iron ore project in Guinea, which is being progressed in partnership with CIOH, a Chinalco-led consortium, Winning Consortium Simandou1 (WCS), Baowu and the Republic of Guinea. Simandou is the world’s largest untapped high-grade iron ore deposit. The Simfer joint…
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Mexico’s Tech Hardware Boom: Attracting Investment with Incentives
In an era where technological advancements are paramount, Mexico is positioning itself as a burgeoning hub for the technology hardware industry. Recognizing the immense potential of this sector, the Mexican government is rolling out a series of incentives and initiatives designed to attract and bolster investments. Let’s explore these proactive measures that are setting Mexico…
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The Emergence of Trading Water as a Commodity
Exploring the World of Water Trading: Opportunities, Markets, and Strategies Water trading has become an increasingly significant aspect of global commodity markets, reflecting the growing recognition of water as a scarce and valuable resource. This concept involves the buying and selling of water rights or entitlements, allowing water to be transferred from areas of surplus…
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Orange Juice, Cocoa, Coffee: The Surging Stars of the Commodity Market
The Unexpected Rise in the Face of Global Declines In a year marked by economic uncertainties and fluctuating markets, three commodities have emerged as the unexpected stars: orange juice, cocoa, and coffee. These products have not only defied the broader trend of the commodity market but have also shown remarkable resilience and growth. Orange Juice:…
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Exploring the Economic Challenges of Canada’s Net Zero Ambitions
The pursuit of Net Zero emissions by 2050, a target set by the Canadian government and supported by various environmental groups, has sparked a heated debate. Critics argue that this goal, while aimed at combating climate change, might lead to significant economic repercussions. They contend that by focusing on reducing emissions so drastically, Canada risks…
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Landing the Big One
Navigating a Top 10 Commodity Trade Deal Today, we’re diving into the exhilarating world of high-stakes commodity trading. We’ll walk through the process of landing a significant commodity trade deal – specifically, a large monthly contract spanning 12 months. Let’s explore the steps, strategies, and real-life examples that illuminate the path to closing such a…
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Unlocking Opportunities in Commodity Trading
A Deep Dive into CIF vs. FOB and the Rising Demand in Asia With global trade dynamics constantly evolving, understanding the intricacies of international trade terms such as CIF and FOB for commodity trading becomes indispensable. This is especially true when exploring the booming Asian market, which has displayed an insatiable appetite for commodities ranging…
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Commodity Trading Offshore: Benefits, Challenges, and Best Practices
Commodity trading, the practice of buying and selling physical or financial commodity contracts, has been a cornerstone of global trade for centuries. From agricultural products like wheat and corn to minerals like gold and oil, commodities serve as the raw materials that fuel our economies. In recent years, offshore commodity trading has become a growing…