Among their minerals and gas .. 5 goods this week leads the importance of the markets

The climate phenomenon “La Ninia”, which affects the weather, returned. While the prices of global foods are starting to rise again with the increase in the cost of agricultural goods. Meanwhile, customs pie lights lead to traders transporting metal to storage houses in North America. Below we learn about the most prominent developments in the global commodity markets by reviewing 5 important graphs earned to take into account the beginning of the trading week, as follows: The climate has arisen the phenomenon of “La Ninia” expected for a long time in the Equatorial Pacific, which threatens to bring a more dry weather into the South United States and bring. Risk for flooding within Indonesia and mining areas in Northern Australia. This phenomenon occurs when part of the Pacific cools, leading to weather changes in response, including adjusting the storm path around the world. The current session is expected to be short -term, and it is likely to start fading between March and May, according to the Climate Foreth Center in the United States. Minerals increase the stock of gold, silver and buyer in the “Komix” share bursaries, as traders are rushing to transport minerals to the United States for the fear of the imposition of comprehensive customs duties that the US President Donald Trump has threatened. Trump promised to impose comprehensive fees on the goods received for mineral prices for a significant increase on the New York Stock Exchange, giving traders the opportunity to buy the cheapest minerals abroad and surrender to the United States. At the same time, some investors may experience growing losses due to their bets on the decline in the prices of “comics” compared to other global indicators. Food prices are increased for two years in a row of low global food prices. This trend began to change. The United Nations Food Prices index, which follows 5 groups of basic commodities, has risen by 6.7% over the past year, holding food prices much higher than an average of 10 years. The increase in the prices of plant oils, butter and meat – including beef, poultry and lamb – has helped the index over the past year, according to data issued by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization. LNG causes high natural gas prices a rare and large price bonus between it and oil in Asia, which paves the way for the most important consumers to become cheaper, but the most polluted fuel. According to Bloomberg’s accounts, the prices of the Japan and Korea LNG index, which are the Asian standard, were about 22% more expensive than Brent rough. Gas prices rose as a result of cold weather in the Northern Hemisphere and the Russian gas flow stopped by Ukraine, increasing the competition between European and Asian buyers. Lithium The hope of lithium – which is the metal used to make batteries – disappeared greatly during the current year in light of the abundance of the ongoing surplus, and the possibility that some mines return to work as prices rise. Lithium prices have fallen since the late 2022 as a result of the surplus in the supply and the unexpected slow growth in the request of electric cars, which led to the suspension of part of the production capacity of the mining. The surplus of the offer is expected to shrink during 2025, although most analysts still expect a surplus this year.