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New initiative brings key countries together to work towards sustainable food supply chains Ministers from more than 18 countries come together to develop a route map for future international trade that will protect forests Over 10 million hectares of forest are destroyed through global commodity production each year New initiative to protect rainforests from further destruction whilst ensuring development and trade is sustainable has been kick-started by the UK today as hosts of the COP26 clim...

Tackling deforestation by working together ahead of COP26 COP26 President Alok Sharmas opening address to the Forest, Agriculture and Commodity Trade Dialogue From: Greetings. Thank you so much for joining us today. Friends, as COP26 President, I have one very clear aim: and that’s to put the world on track to make the Paris Agreement a reality. And it is evident that we cannot achieve that unless we deal with the vital issue of deforestation. Around the world, we are seeing forests depl...

Another Bank Narrows Its Presence in Commodity Trade Finance by Ship & Bunker News Team Tuesday January 19, 2021 Netherlands-based Rabobank has joined the club of lenders backing off from commodity trade finance, in what may herald tighter access to credit for the bunker industry. Rabobank plans to streamline its trade and commodity finance offering by closing terminating this activity in its London, Global Trade Review reported Tuesday, citing a letter from the bank to its clients. The mov...

Silver because were seeing declining prices in silver. theyve hit their peak. coppers going down. gold not, though. >> well, i mean, gold is taking a break as well. gold moves a little slower both to the up side and to the down side because its so much more expensive. i mean, a lot of what we saw in silver was people call it the poor mans gold for people that were trying to get in and sort of play the commodity trade, they were more likely to get into silver. also, we saw a change in the trading...

And thats very high quality crude, thats light sweet crude, not to be easily replaced by arab crude-- excuse me, saudi crude. so, these things are tighter than just some in the desert shooting these people. theres more to it than that and if youre -- whatever happens in libya, youre still going to have an extremely tight oil market. >> neil: i talked to john hudson, senior of the petrol chemical billionaire yesterday, boone. and he says he suspects speculators in the open market are sort of taki...

Here in the united states. but right now thats seen as the biggest impact with obviously everybody watching the outcomes at the nuclear power plants in japan right now. >> and, steve, what does this do to the price of oil? i was just wondering over the weekend could it be that if we think that suddenly the idea of more nuclear power plants popping up in the united states lessens, does that mean our demand on oil grows again and spec laters go nuts? >> thats certainly a well thought out long-term...