At the end of June, Robert Friedland, CEO of the Canadian mining company Ivanhoe, warned that the world is at risk of a “train wreck” should a […]
Copper gets unexpectedly cheaper
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The largest coffee producer in Africa
Globally, more than 70 countries produce coffee, but the majority of global production comes from the five largest producers, Brazil, Vietnam, Colombia, Indonesia and Ethiopia. According to […]
US sugar market focuses on consumption
Talk of slow shipments of sugar and corn sweeteners became more prominent during the week ending June 9, including discussions at Sosland Publishing Co.’s annual purchasing seminar […]
Strong demand drives up cocoa prices
The price of cocoa, the flavorful key ingredient in the world’s favorite sweet snack, is trading at its highest level in nearly four decades. Strong demand, a […]
One click to better stock trading
The Viking makes it possible for everyone to benefit from the opportunities of the stock market. Vikingen is a stock market program for those who want to […]
When will the gold price dare to make the big breakthrough?
Although the gold price has taken another step in the wrong direction, downwards, many analysts and investors are positive for the long term. Many people are waiting […]
The market for crude oil is larger than the 10 largest metals combined.
While the global economy depends on many commodities, none come close to the massive scale of the crude oil market. Besides being the primary source of energy […]
What happens to the demand for sugar?
If you look at the raw sugar futures, you’d be forgiven for thinking there wasn’t much going on. We are stuck in a boring side area. It […]
China buys natural gas as if there is still an energy crisis
China is buying natural gas and is on a shopping spree, and officials are happy for importers to keep striking deals even after a global energy crisis […]
What are the seasonal patterns in the gold trade?
When is the best time to buy gold is a question that both we and the gold trading companies we are in regular contact with often face. […]
