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How much sugar will India produce next season?
Based on what the commodity market knows, it is estimated that India will produce 32.5 million tons of sugar in 2023/2024. This is a slight decrease compared […]
Community properties worth billions change hands
Nrep’s subsidiary Altura, focusing on community properties, acquires 22 properties at a value of almost SEK 5 billion from Vectura, writes Fastighetsvärlden. Another natural seller is SBB, […]
Coinbase Announces Launch of Bitcoin and Ethereum Futures Contracts
Coinbase has revealed plans to introduce Bitcoin and Ethereum futures contracts for institutional investors on June 5. The institutional futures contracts will have a size of 10 […]
Natural gas prices could fall below zero in Europe
As the tepid demand for natural gas from power generation and industry has sent European natural gas prices into a free fall in recent weeks, traders are […]
Seven US stocks behind the stock market rise
The Big Seven (Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta and Nvidia) are behind the US stock market rally. It shows an increase of 51 percent YTD, the rest […]
Luxury stocks are not as expensive as they seem
Despite their recent share price rise, luxury stock valuations are in line with their historical range. In this article, we dive deeper into luxury valuations and what […]
El Niño contributes to global sugar deficit in 2023/2024
In 2023/24, the world will produce 178.8 million tons of sugar, the second largest harvest ever after the 2017/2018 season. However, this forecast is 1.9 million tons […]
Brazilian coffee, a story of love and theft
Legend has it that in 1727 Sergeant Francisco de Melo Palheta was sent to settle a land dispute between French and Dutch Guiana. He arrived in Cayenne […]
S&P 500 a dance with tech giants
In finance, a ‘top-heavy’ index refers to a situation where a small number of large companies hold a significant share of the total value of a stock […]
