Posts Tagged ‘La Nina’
Fri Jan 27, 2012 16:52 GMT |
After a volatile year and a seemingly robust start to 2012, Mark Schaltuper, Head of Europe Country Risk & Financial Markets, asked Business Monitor’s Commodities team what the outlook for commodities is for the remainder of the year. John Davies, Ed Coughlan and Ophelie Buchet share their views on the upside potential for the commodity… [Read more]

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Tags: agribusiness, agriculture, Base Metals, BHP, China, Commodities, corn, gold, hard landing, La Nina, liquidity, mining, Rio Tinto, soybean, sugar, trade restrictions
Posted in: Agribusiness, China, Commodities, General, Podcast
Fri Jan 13, 2012 14:53 GMT |
Monetary data out of China released over the past week have bolstered investor sentiment. Chinese CPI (consumer price index) continued to fall in December 2011, coming in at a 15-month low of 4.1% y-o-y (compared with the 6.5% high registered in June), while producer price inflation was subdued at just 1.7%. Such disinflation raises hope… [Read more]
Tags: agribusiness, bank lending, China, food prices, inflation, La Nina, monetary policy
Posted in: Agribusiness, China, Commodities, Equities, Food And Drink, General, Inflation/Deflation, Latin America
Wed Sep 21, 2011 14:51 GMT |
Business Monitor International (BMI)’s Commodities Team believes that La Niña weather patterns are likely to return at the end of 2011. The US National Weather Service warned on September 8 that La Niña, the weather condition that caused volatility in commodity markets at the beginning of 2011, has already returned and should strengthen by the… [Read more]
Tags: agriculture, Argentina, Brazil, cocoa, Coffee, Commodities, corn, drought, La Nina, South East Asia, soybeans
Posted in: Asia, Brazil, Commodities, General, Latin America