Physical commodity trading is an exciting and lucrative career that involves buying and selling raw materials such as oil, gold, and wheat. To become a successful physical commodity trader, it is important to have a strong educational background and relevant work experience. One of the most important decisions you will make in your career is choosing the right bachelor program.
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Recommendations for Aspiring Traders.
Commodity trading has become an increasingly popular career path for individuals interested in finance and investments. the demand for skilled commodity traders has only continued to grow. As a result, many universities and institutions have developed master's degree programs focused specifically on commodity trading.
When it comes to determining the best master's program for commodity trading, there are several factors to consider. Some programs may be more focused on specific commodities, such as oil or agriculture, while others may provide a broader overview of the commodity markets as a whole.
Following our last blog post, we wanted to share some of our views regarding hydrogen and a possible outlook for 2022.
Driven by the climate urgency and countries’ commitments to net zero, IRENA estimates hydrogen to cover up to 12 percent of global energy use by 2050. Growing trade and targeted investments in a market dominated by fossil fuels and currently valued at USD 174 billion is likely to boost economic competitiveness and influence the foreign policy landscape with bilateral deals diverging significantly from the hydrocarbon relationships of the 20th century.
Hydrogen – 10 predictions for 2022
What job should I have? Seems like a trivial question but we all wonder about it at some point in our lives and careers.
We want to be happy at work, have a great salary, find purpose in our jobs… Well, we want it all. And while flexible hours combined with a great paycheck sounds (very) appealing, I have found out that such perks are sometimes not enough to keep you motivated.
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