How to become a copper trader?

Damien / 28 March 2023 / Commodity trading - Guide

How to become a copper trader?

The world of commodity trading is a cut-throat business, and copper is seen as the new oil for its capacity to transport electricity from point A to point B. Any tiny edge over your competition is extremely important if you want to become a world-class copper trader and get the benefit that comes with it.

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Is Physical Commodity Trading a Suitable Career for Women?

Renata / 27 March 2023 / Commodity trading - Guide - Trading companies

Physical commodity trading is a fast-paced and exciting field that involves buying and selling raw materials such as oil, gas, metals, and agricultural products. Historically, it has been a male-dominated industry, but in recent years, more and more women have been entering the field. However, there is still a question of whether physical commodity trading is a suitable career for women.

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The Ultimate Aframax Guide

Korbinian Drews / 09 December 2022 / Guide - Shipping

The following essay will deal with the Aframax Tanker Vessel Class. Tankers between a Deadweight (DWT) of 80.000 – 120.000 metric tons belong to the Aframax Tanker Vessel Class. According to the AFRA, Scale Tankers with a Deadweight (DWT) of 80.000 – 159.999 metric tonnes are considered LR2 (Long Range 2) Tankers. The flexible market scale categorised tanker vessels with a DWT between 80.000 – 120.000 metric tonnes as Aframax Vessels and Vessels between a DWT of 120.000 – 200.000 metric tonnes as Suezmax.

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The Ultimate Research on the Iron Ore Trade between Australia and China

Korbinian Drews / 11 November 2022 / Guide - Shipping

The following report looks at several aspects of iron ore transportation worldwide, focusing on the Commonwealth of Australia (Australia) and the People’s Republic of China (China). Australia and China developed an important trade relationship over decades and centuries.

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The Ultimate Research in Shipping Biofuel

Korbinian Drews / 28 October 2022 / Guide - Shipping

This article handles one of the biggest problems the maritime industry has to face now and in the future: reducing the carbon and other air emissions to limit the industry’s impact on climate change. The paper discusses the following topics: the decarbonisation of the maritime industry in general; biofuels use for the transition phase, alternative biofuel conversion technology, advantages and disadvantages of biofuels and hemp as an alternative biomass resource to produce biofuels and how their properties can overcome the critics against a biofuel implementation into the shipping industry.

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