World Prices for Commodity Markets

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Unlike brand name products, commodities are goods that have a universal price around the world. Gold, for example, has the same price per ounce in Brazil and Bombay, whereas the price of a toaster oven or even a T-shirt varies depending on the brand and the place in which it is sold. Commodities are not strictly limited to so-called ‘pure’ elements like gold. A commodity can be refined from a raw element, as oil is refined from petroleum. A commodity can also be mined directly from the Earth, such as a metal, or it can also be an agricultural product, like eggs. In some cases, a commodity can be an abstract financial tool that is universal, such as the fluctuations in interest rates.

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Introduction 2
Chapter I. Commodity and Commodities exchanges 3
1 Definition of Commodity 3
2 Investing in Commodity Indexes 5
3 How Commodity Exchanges Work 7
4 What are Futures and Options? (Using technical analysis) 8
Chapter II. Dinamics of Prices and Fundamentals 10
1 Crude Oil 10
2 Selected Food Commodities 11
Conclusion 14
Bibliography 15

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Bibliography

 

  1. «Global Commodity Markets – Price Volatility and Financialisation» Alexandra Dwyer, George Gardner and Thomas Williams – RBA Bulletin, 2011
  2. Price formation in financialized commodity markets. The role of information – UNCTAD, 2011
  3. http://www.commoditytrading.net/
  4. http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=996930

 

 

Annex

Annex 1

List of traded commodities

Commodity

Main Exchange

Contract Size

Trading Symbol

Agricultural (grains, and food and fiber)

Corn

CBOT

5000 bu

C/ZC (Electronic)

Corn

EURONEXT

50 tons

EMA

Oats

CBOT

5000 bu

O/ZO (Electronic)

Rough Rice

CBOT

2000 cwt

RR

Soybeans

CBOT

5000 bu

S/ZS (Electronic)

Rapeseed

EURONEXT

50 tons

ECO

Soybean Meal

CBOT

100 short tons

SM/ZM (Electronic)

Soybean Oil

CBOT

60,000 lb

BO/ZB (Electronic)

Wheat

CBOT

5000 bu

W/ZW (Electronic)

Milk

Chicago Mercantile Exchange

200,000 lbs

DC

Cocoa

ICE

10 tons

CC

Coffee C

ICE

37,500 lb

KC

Cotton No.2

ICE

50,000 lb

CT

Sugar No.11

ICE

112,000 lb

SB

Sugar No.14

ICE

112,000 lb

SE

Frozen Concentrated Orange Juice

ICE

15,000 lbs

FCOJ-A

Livestock and meat

Lean Hogs

Chicago Mercantile Exchange

40,000 lb (20 tons)

LH

Frozen Pork Bellies

Chicago Mercantile Exchange

40,000 lb (20 tons)

PB

Live Cattle

Chicago Mercantile Exchange

40,000 lb (20 tons)

LC

Feeder Cattle

Chicago Mercantile Exchange

50,000 lb (25 tons)

FC

Energy

WTI Crude Oil

NYMEX, ICE

1000 bbl (42,000 U.S. gal)

CL (NYMEX), WTI (ICE)

Brent Crude

ICE

1000 bbl (42,000 U.S. gal)

B

Ethanol

CBOT

29,000 U.S. gal

AC (Open Auction) ZE (Electronic)

Natural Gas

NYMEX

10,000 mmBTU

NG

Heating Oil

NYMEX

1000 bbl (42,000 U.S. gal)

HO

Gulf Coast Gasoline

NYMEX

1000 bbl (42,000 U.S. gal)

LR

Propane

NYMEX

1000 bbl (42,000 U.S. gal)

PN

Energy

RBOB Gasoline (reformulated gasoline blendstock for oxygen blending)

NYMEX

1000 bbl (42,000 U.S. gal)

RB

Purified Terephthalic Acid (PTA)

ZCE

5 Tons

TA 

Precious metals

Gold

NYMEX

û

û

Platinum

NYMEX

û

û

Palladium

NYMEX

û

û

Silver

NYMEX

û

û

Industrial metals

Copper

London Metal Exchange, New York

û

û

Lead

London Metal Exchange

û

û

Zinc

London Metal Exchange

û

û

Tin

London Metal Exchange

û

û

Aluminium

London Metal Exchange, New York

û

û

Aluminium alloy

London Metal Exchange

û

û

Nickel

London Metal Exchange

û

û

Cobalt

London Metal Exchange

û

û

Molybdenum

London Metal Exchange

û

û

Recycled steel

Rotterdam (source?)

û

û


 

 

Annex 2

Leading exchanges for oil and agricultural commodity derivativesa

Exchange

Relevant derivatives

Relative importance

Chicago Board of Trade

(CBOT) - part of CME Group

Maize, soft red winter wheat - futures, options wheat-maize inter-commodity spread options

Leading exchange for soft red winter wheat and maize

Dalian Commodity Exchange

(DCE, China)

Maize - futures

Most important exchange for maize in Asia

Intercontinental Exchange

(ICE)

United States: cocoa, raw sugar (no. 11) - futures and options

Europe: Brent, WTI - futures and options Canada: barley - futures and options OTC: crude oil (various) - swaps

Leading exchange for raw sugar and cocoa futures (ICE Futures United States) and Brent crude oil futures (ICE Futures Europe)

Kansas City Board of Trade

(KCBT)

Hard red winter wheat - futures and  
options

Specialized exchange for wheat

Minneapolis Grain Exchange

(MGEX)

Hard Red Spring Wheat Index (HRSI), Hard Red Winter Wheat Index (HRWI), Soft Red Winter Wheat Index (SRWI), National Corn Index (NCI) - futures and options

Leading exchange for hard red spring wheat

Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX)

Brent crude oil, crude oil, barley, wheat, feed maize, white sugar

Among leading exchanges for crude oil

New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) - part of CME Group

Cocoa, raw sugar (No.11) - futures (settlement:

financial)

WTI, Brent, others - futures and options

Leading exchange for light, sweet crude oil futures; Among leading exchanges for other commodities

NYSE LIFFE

London: white sugar, cocoa, feed wheat - futures and options

Paris: milling wheat, malting barley, maize - futures and options

European exchange for agricultural commodities

Zhengzhou Commodity

Exchange (ZCE, China)

Hard white wheat, strong gluten wheat, white sugar - futures

Largest number of contracts for white sugar, but contract size

is 20 per cent of that at NYSE LIFFE

Source: Websites of the respective exchanges and Futures Industry Association.

a  Concerning the six commodities analysed in this study: barley, cocoa, crude oil, maize, sugar and wheat.


 


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