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More authors In this edition of Beverage market buzz, we look at some of the moves that beverage companies have made (or failed to make) as they seek to diversify.
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Israel launched an attack on Iran early this morning in an attempt to terminate Iran’s nuclear program.
Naturally, the market didn’t Fink about a new globalisation yesterday. Rather, it fought on weaker US data: ADP employment 37K vs. 114K expected, ISM services 49 vs. 52. That apparently means “rate ...
Despite positive headlines in the afternoon on a deal between US-China being “done”, the experience in the primary market before then was somewhat mixed.
European bakery players have been venturing into the North American market for decades, a trend that has accelerated in recent years. They rely on their strong supply capabilities to serve an ...
As conflict (re)ignites in the Middle East between Israel and Iran, markets have a new geopolitical situation to assess and deal with.
The ECB lowered the deposit rate to 2.00%. The message accompanying today’s rate cut was not a clear “we are done,” but that was not to be expected given the high uncertainty. Still, President Lagarde ...
Brewers' costs have marginally decreased over the last nine months, largely driven by lower agri commodity prices. Logistics costs have also come down, while energy prices and wages have risen.
We see USD/MXN trading at 18.6 on a 1-month view and back to 19.5 by year-end.
Emma Higgins and Jen Corkran team up again with a timely update from New Zealand focusing on emerging animal health concerns around the globe and the key biosecurity risks that could have implications ...
Bond yields were up some 5 basis points globally whilst the euro made a slight reversal after having pushed for a near high of 1.15 as the ECB concluded its press conference. From a ‘low’ inspired by ...