by Jim Roemer | Nov 7, 2018 | Commodities, Energy, Weather
Gasoline stocks have been rising, while heating oil (distillate stocks) tanking. Distillate fuel is used in everything from home heating oil (the biggest concentration is of course in the Northeast), to diesel fuel for trucks, trains and planes. One can see below how...
by Jim Roemer | Nov 5, 2018 | Climate, Commodities, Weather
Climatech above—The stars represent a weak El Nino and other teleconnections that predicted a cold November for some key energy areas, more than a month ago Our in house proprietary long range weather forecast program–CLIMATECH began looking at a potential...
by Jim Roemer | Nov 1, 2018 | Commodities, Environment
There is growing Chaos in Germany as one of the worst droughts in more than 100 years is threatening several industries and could have economic impacts. Record low water levels on the Rhine can affect. One of the industries being affected is Chemicals. In 2017, the...
by Jim Roemer | Oct 23, 2018 | Climate, Commodities, Global Warming, Weather
Hurricane Willa is weakening but will move into the Deep South and Texas the next few days further aggravating the US cotton crop. Its remains could then affect the big cities in the eastern U.S., which are having one of their wettest summers and falls on record....
by Jim Roemer | Oct 8, 2018 | Commodities, Global Warming, Weather
Hurricane Michael was gathering strength on Tuesday it entered the southeast Gulf of Mexico, en route to an expected Wednesday landfall on the northeast Gulf Coast. A hurricane warning was in effect for the entire upper Florida coastline from the Suwanee River...
by Jim Roemer | Oct 2, 2018 | Climate, Commodities, Global Warming
Have coffee and cocoa prices bottomed as El Nino possibly forms? Our Climatelligence Report recently began discussing a likely low in coffee prices last week and that the Brazilian Real might soon break out to the upside (see here a sample). While sugar, coffee and...
