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Asia’s demand for titanium dioxide is dwindling, which would mean that some of its supply would be stockpiled in the future.
As stockpiles are said to be dwindling once more, and as steelmakers in big economic regions such as North America and Europe are gearing for more...
Sustainable investment indices rebounded in Q2 2025, led by technology and green sectors. Investments surged in renewables, energy efficiency, and green bonds. Europe outperformed globally, while...
Rice prices fell last week as USDA cut both production and demand estimates, raising ending stocks to 34.6 million cwt. Asian prices remain weak, pressuring U.S....
Soybeans and Soybean Meal rose on hopes of a U.S.-China trade deal, though Soybean Oil fell. Lower Brazilian prices and high U.S. stock levels pressured the...
The June jobs report surprised, but underlying issues persist. The Big Beautiful Bill signals rising debt ahead. U.S. stock markets hit record highs, yet not all...
Coffee markets fell last week amid ongoing harvests in Brazil, Indonesia, and completed harvests in Vietnam. Despite cold weather in Brazil, damage was minimal. Prices have...
The stock market hit new highs despite global tensions, with the S&P 500, NASDAQ, and TSX leading. Oil collapsed amid a brief Mideast conflict. Energy and...
Cocoa markets fell sharply Friday and ended the week lower due to speculative selling. While Asia and Central America show increased production potential, Ivory Coast and...
The surprise U.S. bombing of Iran shifts global dynamics, raising fears of wider war and economic disruption. Key concerns include oil and gold spikes, stock market...