(Haris Mohammad and Tian Adam) In recent years, the consensus view on Wall Street has become that the fossil fuel demand is in terminal decline. Notable events, such as Saudi Arabia’s endeavours to reduce its stake in the oil company Saudi Aramco, have all contributed towards the belief that the world will have to increase … More Green Bubble & The Commodity Supercycle

(Aidan Miao and Satvik Deolal) As the world closely observes the military coup in Myanmar, investors are right to worry about their assets in the region as situations are still very uncertain at the moment. After the military overthrew the government and detained the elected leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, it triggered international condemnation and … More Impacts of US Sanctions on Myanmar for the Commodities Market

(Haris Mohammad and Tian Oscar Adam) Water is one of the key ingredients for life. In the United States, people use approximately 400 billion gallons of water every day. Amid the ongoing worries about the water scarcity in the future, water recently joined gold, oil and other commodities traded on Wall Street. Farmers, hedge funds … More Forecast & Analysis on Water Futures

(Aidan Miao and Satvik Deolal)  The commodities market is usually headlined by big players such as Gold and Silver. A metal that has recently been in the talks amongst traders is Rhodium. Rhodium is one of the rarest metals on the earth. It is so rare that it does not trade on the world commodities … More Rhodium – Commodity Analysis and Forecast

(Thomas Mak) Even before the emergence of COVID-19, commodities markets around the world were already facing ample challenges. With the US-China Trade War substantially weakening the demand for base metal commodities, coupled with the US dollar strengthening back in 2018 after Trump imposed generous tax cuts, global markets witnessed extreme price volatility that unsettled commodity producers and traders.   BNP Paribas’ … More Commodities Endgame? BNP Paribas’ retreat

(Nathan Nowbuth and Josh Gill) Casting our minds back to the tail end of 2017 and for the majority of 2018, digital currency, more commonly referred to as cryptocurrency, was the hot topic on every trader’s mind. There are numerous cryptocurrencies which can be purchased such as Bitcoin, Litecoin and Ripple. However, in this article, we will focus on Ether, … More Cryptocurrencies Part 1: The rise and fall of Ether