This video points out the power of weather on commodity markets. How can you potentially profit using the weather in your investment portfolio?
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Most recently, a developing La Niña event combined with a negative Indian Ocean Dipole in the Pacific and a weak negative Antarctic Oscillation Index is causing bear markets in cocoa and sugar. Coffee prices may be next (especially if trade tariff tensions ease with Brazil), as we have been predicting the end of Brazil’s multi-year drought for two months.
In addition, the rains in Australia and generally good global wheat crops have kept the wheat futures markets in a downtrend. Could that change next year with La Niña?
While the grain market has been hurt by more record global crops, trade tariffs, and poor demand, could La Niña end the bear market by 2026? It is possible.
The US corn crop has come down from a dry late summer and disease issues, and may be the one lone bullish Ag star after the US grain harvest.
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