by Natalija Riabko | Nov 18, 2025 | Agriculture, EU, Fertilizers, Forecast, Futures, Market Outlook, News, News of the day, Strategy
Abundance on Paper, Scarcity in the Data Layer 1. Record stocks, soft prices and nervous farmers As November 2025 draws to a close, the global agricultural landscape looks deceptively comfortable. On the physical side, the world has rarely been better supplied with...
by Natalija Riabko | Nov 5, 2025 | Agricultural Markets, Agriculture, All Markets, Bond Market, Commodities, ESG Criteria, Forecast, Heavy Industry, Investing, Market Outlook, News, News of the day, Steel Industry, Stock Exchange, Strategy, World Markets
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The global economy is navigating a multi-speed reality where traditional indicators mask radical sectoral transformations. While headline growth appears stable at 3.0% (IMF), beneath the surface we witness the most significant capital...
by Natalija Riabko | Oct 26, 2025 | Bond Market, EU, Forecast, Investing, Market Outlook, News, News of the day, Strategy, USA, Weekly news, World Markets
Between Cautious Breathing and Geopolitical Tension: European Markets at a Strategic Crossroads As a new trading week begins, European markets face a landscape of sharp contrasts: on one side, a global economy entering a phase of controlled slowdown; on the other, a...
by Natalija Riabko | Oct 2, 2025 | Agriculture, China, Commodities, EU, Forecast, Investing, Market Outlook, News, News of the day, Raw Materials, Strategy, USA
Global Outlook Global growth remains positive but constrained: the IMF forecasts 3.0% in 2025 and 3.1% in 2026, while the WTO expects a – 0.2% decline in merchandise trade in 2025, followed by a +2.5% rebound in 2026. Inflation is easing but uneven: 2.2% in the...
by Natalija Riabko | Sep 6, 2025 | Agriculture, All Markets, Commodities, ESG Criteria, Forecast, Investing, Market Outlook, News, News of the day, Raw Materials
Global Economic Overview As we enter September 2025, the global economy exhibits moderate but resilient growth, with the IMF projecting roughly 3% annual expansion.Causes: In advanced economies, the slowdown is largely due to persistent restrictive monetary policies...
