Commodity futures markets play an important role in the global economy. Every day, producers, manufacturers, financial institutions, commercial businesses, and traders use futures contracts to manage risk, discover prices, and gain exposure to commodities ranging from crude oil and natural gas to gold, copper, corn, wheat, and livestock.
Understanding Commodity Futures Markets provides a clear and practical introduction to how these markets actually work.
This book explains the structure of futures contracts, the relationship between spot and futures prices, and the economic forces that influence commodity markets. Readers will learn why producers and commercial users hedge prices, why speculators participate in futures markets, and how their different objectives come together within the same marketplace.
Along the way, the book explores price discovery, margin, leverage, contract expiration, settlement, contango, backwardation, inventories, supply and demand, and risk management. It also examines why commodity prices can respond dramatically to weather, geopolitics, production changes, economic conditions, currencies, transportation constraints, and unexpected disruptions.
Rather than presenting commodity futures as a shortcut to trading profits, this book takes a balanced approach to both their usefulness and their risks. Futures can provide powerful tools for hedging and market participation, but leverage can also magnify losses and create risks that investors need to understand.
Energy, metals, and agricultural commodities each have their own market dynamics. Understanding those differences can provide a clearer picture of how futures markets connect financial markets with the physical economy.
Whether you are an investor, trader, business owner, economics reader, or simply interested in how global commodity markets operate, this book provides an accessible foundation for understanding the mechanics, economics, and risks of commodity futures.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Commodity futures markets play an important role in the global economy. Every day, producers, manufacturers, financial institutions, commercial businesses, and traders use futures contracts to manage risk, discover prices, and gain exposure to commodities ranging from crude oil and natural gas to gold, copper, corn, wheat, and livestock.Understanding Commodity Futures Markets provides a clear and practical introduction to how these markets actually work.This book explains the structure of futures contracts, the relationship between spot and futures prices, and the economic forces that influence commodity markets. Readers will learn why producers and commercial users hedge prices, why speculators participate in futures markets, and how their different objectives come together within the same marketplace.Along the way, the book explores price discovery, margin, leverage, contract expiration, settlement, contango, backwardation, inventories, supply and demand, and risk management. It also examines why commodity prices can respond dramatically to weather, geopolitics, production changes, economic conditions, currencies, transportation constraints, and unexpected disruptions.Rather than presenting commodity futures as a shortcut to trading profits, this book takes a balanced approach to both their usefulness and their risks. Futures can provide powerful tools for hedging and market participation, but leverage can also magnify losses and create risks that investors need to understand.Energy, metals, and agricultural commodities each have their own market dynamics. Understanding those differences can provide a clearer picture of how futures markets connect financial markets with the physical economy.Whether you are an investor, trader, business owner, economics reader, or simply interested in how global commodity markets operate, this book provides an accessible foundation for understanding the mechanics, economics, and risks of commodity futures. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781088277546
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