Wheat is the fifth most commonly traded commodity after oil, coffee, gas and gold. It accounts for approximately 21% of the world’s food and the gross world trade in wheat is greater than all other ...
World crises in oil-producing countries, or concern about crises, dramatically increase oil prices. This is because traders worry the crisis will limit oil supply, which increases demand and prices. ...
Natural and human-made disasters can impact oil prices if they are dramatic enough. Recently, pandemics and natural disasters have wreaked havoc on oil prices. COVID-19 Pandemic In January 2020, many ...
Oil prices are heavily influenced by traders who bid on oil futures contracts in the commodities market based on their perceptions of the future supply and demand for oil. Futures contracts and oil ...
1) US soybean production The growing production of soybean in the US is a matter of concern for most companies. With the increase in production, soybean oil price can be expected to drop due to fears ...
1) Weather The weather has a significant impact on crop yields and thus overall agricultural production. The wrong type of weather at the wrong time in the planting cycle, even if not prolonged or ...
1. Visualizing Global Wheat Production by Country (2000-2020) Wheat is a dietary staple for millions of people around the world. After rice and corn (maize), wheat is the third most-produced cereal ...
Introduction to CQG software CQG is the leading commodity derivatives trading software solution provider in the market, CQG’s trading platform provides accurate market data and advanced technical ...