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Trades in Soda and Whisky Commodity prices have kept us alert, but then again, they always do. They collapsed in 2020, when the world economy shut down, taking US oil futures briefly into negative territory, only to surge again when the economy reopened. In recent years, we have owned various

Trade in Soda Markets continue to surprise this year. Inflation is falling, especially in Europe, where electricity and natural gas prices are collapsing. North Sea gas prices are down over 50% over the past month and are 80% lower than they were last August. Despite still being twice the ten-year

Trade in Soda On 11th October, just before The Multi-Asset Investor first appeared on ByteTree, I wrote what I thought would be my last issue of the Fleet Street Letter. The title was; “What are the signs that the bear market for stocks is ending?”. It was controversial because markets

Trades in Whisky and Soda I hope you had a good break. I most certainly did, but I have been eager to get back to work because I suspect 2023 will be an interesting year. The USA, having beaten the world index for such a long-time, will become the problem

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Welcome new readers, and I thank you for joining ByteTree Premium and for the many kind messages. It’s a big week for data. US consumer price inflation (CPI) was reported today at 7.1% against 7.3% last month. It was down from 7.7% last month. Markets seem