donderdag 14 juli 2022

Charles Nenner on Commodities

Nenner says commodities will go up in the coming year starting from November 2022. 


Base metals will be weak.


Wheat is bottoming out in August.


Gold has weakness and will start going up by the end of the year.


Silver is going nowhere for two years.


Oil is going down.


Natural gas going down until October 2022.



woensdag 13 juli 2022

Nordstream Turbine

It doesn't look like Nordstream will reopen at full capacity.



China Credit Impulse Vs. USD

When the China credit impulse rises, the U.S. dollar drops.


 

maandag 11 juli 2022

Natural Gas Situation in Europe

Interesting article.

Natural gas flows to Europe are dangerously low.


LNG imports are at all time highs.


China hasn't reopened yet.


Asia and EU LNG are correlated.

Germany gas storage is dropping during the summer.


Italy is worse.




woensdag 6 juli 2022

U.S. Manufacturing is Cratering

No U.S. manufacturing jobs. 


China fertilizer exports plummet

And I expect it to keep plummeting with higher natural gas prices. 


Yardeni decreases outlook for S&P500

Yardeni decreased the outlook for SP500 from 3315-4080 to 3290-3995 in 2022 and from 4125-4675 to 3825-4590 in 2023.

New:

Old:


 

dinsdag 5 juli 2022

vrijdag 1 juli 2022

Oil headed to $380/barrel

J.P. Morgan sees $380/barrel oil. 


Urea headed higher

Good sign for fertilizers.


Oil Vs. Gasoline/Diesel

There is a linear correlation between oil and gasoline/diesel.


 

Gregg Ibendahl Ammonia Forecaster

The Gregg Ibendahl formula is a leading indicator for ammonia prices and can be used to accurately predict fertilizer prices.





 

Potash To Rise 50%

Potash is expected to rise further, possibly 50%. 

The model also predicted potash prices could rise to $1,200/ton, while MAP prices could be in the $1,470/ton range, he said.

For some perspective, the highest average retail fertilizer price tracked by DTN for anhydrous this spring was $1,534/ton. For potash prices, the high point was set at $881/ton, while MAP peaked at $1,083/ton.