From important minerals to coffee .. 5 goods of interest to investors this week

The activities of the ‘Financial Times’ Global Commodity Summit begin this week in Switzerland, where the committee sessions focus on the transformation in the energy sector and everything related to it, from oil to minerals. In Europe, German manufacturers are studying gas storage plans, while coffee prices are not falling soon. The following rules show us the most important developments in the global basic commodity markets, supported by 5 important graphs that must be taken into account at the beginning of the trading week, as follows: Biomamers the biomedes are an essential component of clean energy, while the global competition increases to acquire it. US President Donald Trump has even used the activation of wartime forces to improve the production of these minerals in the United States. At the same time, China remains undisputed to withdraw these resources, but it has begun to reduce its exports in response to US customs duties. As for other countries trying to build their reserves, they will face complicated challenges to extract these minerals and then refine them and convert it into useful forms. The coffee said: “The coffee companies are suffering. Manufacturers usually take hedgehog centers in the future contract market to protect themselves from price fluctuations, but they changed their strategy when coffee prices began to rise last year because they believe they can get better offers later. But the lack of supplies continued, and prices will continue to rise. 14 million vessels per day of crude oil and refined fuel, but it is currently an important resource for carrying out oil. Industrial sector in Germany has also joined this trend and notes the high prices of electricity in the country.