Book Review: Commodities and Commodity Derivatives - Insights on Modeling and Pricing in Agriculture, Metals, and Energy by Helyette Geman

Dan Venon / 21 March 2025 / Book review - Commodity trading - Derivatives - Energy

In the complex world of commodities trading, Helyette Geman's book, "Commodities and Commodity Derivatives: Modeling and Pricing for Agricultural, Metals and Energy," serves as an essential guide for both beginners and seasoned traders. Geman intricately explores the financial instruments that underpin commodities, offering insights that can significantly enhance trading strategies and decision-making processes.

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Book Review: Crop to Cup: Conversations over Coffee by Jonathan Kingsman

Dan Venon / 19 March 2025 / Book review - Commodity trading

In "Crop to Cup: Conversations over Coffee," Jonathan Kingsman explores the intricate journey of coffee from its cultivation to the final brew. This book takes readers on an enlightening path, showcasing the stories of the people behind the coffee industry, their struggles, and triumphs. Kingsman's insightful narratives not only illuminate the global impact of coffee but also encourage a deeper appreciation for each cup.

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Book Review: The King of Oil by Daniel Ammann

Dan Venon / 05 March 2025 / Book review - Commodity trading

Daniel Ammann's "The King of Oil" offers an engaging insight into the life of Marc Rich, a controversial figure in the oil industry. This biography explores Rich's rise to prominence, his innovative trading strategies, and the legal challenges that marked his career. Readers will find a compelling narrative that reveals the complexities of wealth, power, and morality within the world of global commerce.

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Book Review: Power Metal: The Race for the Resources That Will Shape the Future by Vince Beiser

Dan Venon / 03 March 2025 / Book review - Commodity trading

Vince Beiser’s "Power Metal: The Race for the Resources That Will Shape the Future" delves into the critical role of metals and minerals in driving modern technology and societal progress. The book explores how the increasing demand for these resources is reshaping economies, politics, and the environment worldwide. Beiser meticulously outlines the global implications of this resource race, examining the interplay between industry giants and nations.

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Book Review: Why Politicians Lie About Trade by Dmitry Grozoubinski

Dan Venon / 28 February 2025 / Book review - Commodity trading

Dmitry Grozoubinski's "Why Politicians Lie About Trade" offers a compelling analysis of the complex relationship between politics and economic policy. By examining the motives behind political rhetoric on trade, Grozoubinski reveals how misinformation can shape public perception and policy outcomes. He argues that understanding these dynamics is crucial for both policymakers and voters if they wish to promote informed discussions about trade issues.

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