Author: Michael Ferrari, PhD VP, Applied Technology & Research As expected, natural gas futures saw some softening over the last few weeks as stock levels have have remained high, coupled with heating demand which has...
Read MoreAuthor: Michael Ferrari, PhD VP, Applied Technology & Research Following an extended trend of upward futures behavior that lasted for most of the last month, ICE sugar futures (Mar10) have now retreated back down to below...
Read MoreAuthor: Michael Ferrari, PhD VP, Applied Technology & Research Nice article here on using the NDVI to avert food crises (via SpaceMart).
Read MoreAuthor: Michael Ferrari, PhD VP, Applied Technology & Research Last week saw more choppy trade in world sugar, with Oct inching higher after dropping to below the 21 cent mark. Speculation about the size of the current...
Read MoreAuthor: Michael Ferrari, PhD VP, Applied Technology & Research In April 1998, a Foresight workshop was convened which focused on seasonal weather forecasting as a tool for better understanding the risks to the global...
Read MoreAuthor: Michael Ferrari, PhD VP, Applied Technology & Research We discussed in last week’s sugar report the possibility for a quick upside move on the Oct contract before settling back down in a range that we have seen...
Read MoreAuthor: Michael Ferrari, PhD VP, Applied Technology & Research October ICE sugar futures remain at the precarious 22+ cent range early Monday, as the market struggles to find a fair value range in the midst of supply side...
Read MoreHurricane Bill becomes the first hurricane of the 2009 Atlantic season. track should stay in the Atlantic, posing no threat to natural gas or oil production fields in the GOM.
Read MoreAuthor: Michael Ferrari, PhD VP, Applied Technology & Research After almost reaching the 23 cent mark last week, September sugar is back down below 22, helped by a more active monsoon pattern towards the end of last week....
Read MoreAuthors: Dennis O’Donnell Business Meteorologist Rich Woolley VP, Operations Over the past weekend 3 named systems developed in the tropical Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico. The first named storm, Tropical Depression Ana, is...
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