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With more than 500 team members worldwide, we have price reporters on the ground, as well as analysts and editorial teams who are researching and reporting on shifting market dynamics for the commodity markets we serve.
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Below you can read more about each of the members of our senior leadership team, or browse some of the recent insights and analyses from our talented group of price reporters, analysts and editorial teams working across the four markets we serve.
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In Latin America, higher public spending in 2020 due to Covid-19 and higher global commodity prices in 2021 are driving up prices while unemployment levels remain high and purchasing power stagnates.
China has reduced its forecasts for soybean imports and domestic crush demand in 2020/21, as poor crush margins constrained…
Ukraine has already sold forward around 20% of its corn export potential in a flurry of sales that, along with concerns over the…
Box demand and low supply drive all RCP prices higher for third month in a row.
Base metals prices on the LME were mainly weaker this morning, Wednesday August 11, after average rebound gains of 1.4% on Tuesday, while SHFE base metals prices were mainly stronger in reaction to yesterday’s LME gains.
Brazil’s total corn crop estimates were slashed once again by a further 6.7million mt to 86.5 million mt, 15.5% lower on the year,
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