| Farm-commodity price swings are set to increase on tight supply, said Bruce Tozer, a consultant at De Novo Agricultura and former head of EMEA sales for soft and agricultural products at Credit Agricole SA. (ACA) He spoke at a commodity-industry meeting in Geneva organized by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development.
On speculation in agricultural commodities, price swings and regulation: “If you took away all derivatives you would still have volatility, as you see in commodities that don’t have futures markets. Physical markets without futures markets are experiencing high levels of price volatility, so there is something happening over and above financialization...............................................Full Article: Source
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