The pace of change in the global commodity markets is accelerating and historical relationships among buyers, sellers and traders, and even the markets in which they operate, are being interrupted, reformed and reshaped at an ever-increasing pace. Trade...
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The pace of change in the global commodity markets is accelerating and historical relationships among buyers, sellers and traders, and even the markets in which they operate, are being interrupted, reformed and reshaped at an ever-increasing pace. Trade wars, military conflict, climate change initiatives, regulatory mandates, sustainability and even as recently demonstrated, market shocks brought about by disease pandemics are shifting supply sources and demand patterns and interrupting industrial output, forcing commodity trading companies to adapt in almost real time.
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