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James Williams, Hedgeweek

Agriculturals provide a greater diversifying effect than gold

There are some commodities that investors rarely overlook when building their exposure to the complex: gold and energy commodities being top of the list. Agricultural commodities just aren’t as popular.  This baffles people like Sal Gilbertie, president, CIO and co-founder

Nitesh Shah, Research Analyst and Director at ETF Securities

Could El Niño drive up grain prices in 2015?

The price of wheat and corn fell quite substantially last year, mainly on the back of strong planting and favourable weather. Between April and September, the price of corn futures fell from USD5.00 a bushel to USD3.30 a bushel. This

Nicole Thomas, Commodity Analyst for McKeany-Flavell

Soybean and sugar boom in response to dollar strength

“We’re dealing with a global glut of soybeans compared to what we’ve seen in years past,” states Nicole Thomas (pictured), Commodity Analyst for McKeany-Flavell. “In the US last year we saw phenomenal yields; we’re sitting at 385m bushels.” From a

Jeremy Baker, Senior Commodity Strategist, Harcourt Investment Consulting

Focus on CapEx cuts to deep-water production

The last six months have been turbulent times for crude oil. On 17 March, WTI futures fell to USD42.63 – their lowest level since March 2009 – whilst Brent crude futures moved close to a six-year low of USD53 a

James Williams, Hedgeweek

Commodities outlook for 2015: The four key sectors

Oil – According to the US Energy Information Administration (EIA) US oil production increased by 1.2m barrels per day last year to 8.7m barrels per day: the biggest annual change in US field production of crude oil in over a

SunGard launches new US transfer agency utility

To address the changing dynamics of the fund services industry, SunGard is expanding its transfer agency capabilities by adding a full-service industry utility offering to its managed services suite.  The key catalyst for this expansion is SunGard’s acquisition of the

Kenneth J Heinz, president of HFR

Quant funds lead HFRI gains

Hedge funds posted gains in March to conclude a strong Q1 2015, with performance driven by strong macro trends in Currency and Commodity markets, complemented by broad-based gains and positioning in event driven, equity hedge and fixed income-based relative value

CTAs enjoy second strongest quarter since 2008

Three of the four managed futures indices calculated by Societe Generale Prime Services recovered their positive performance in March after February’s retreat, with the Newedge CTA Index enjoying its second strongest quarter since 2008 – up 5.79 per cent.  The

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