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Commodity prices -volatility

Chief Analyst

Tom BundgaardMSTA, MFTA

Why are we interested in commodity prices?

163 %

163 %

-61%

163 %

-61%

99 %

-38%

163 %

-61%

99 %Volatility

-38%

Soft commodities?

193 %

-56%

131 %Wheat

You

The market

Two questions for you…

Spend: 200 mio EUR

Spend: 200 mio EUR

Hedging

1. Contractual

2. Physical

3. Financial

4. Budgettering

(kundepriser, internt budget mv.)

1. Contractual

2. Physical

3. Financial

4. Budgettering

(kundepriser, internt budget mv.)

1. Contractual

2. Physical

3. Financial

4. Budgettering

(kundepriser, internt budget mv.)

1. Contractual

2. Physical

3. Financial

4. Structural hedging

(customer prices, internal budget etc.)

7 good = 63 %

4 bad = 36 %

7 good = 63 %

4 bad = 36 %

7 good = 63 %

4 bad = 36 %

7 good = 63 % 81%

4 bad = 36 %

7 good = 63 %

4 bad = 36 %

How to forecast? When to hedge?

Steel prices

Steel prices

Price bubbles

Price bubbles

”Anti-bubbles”

Steel price (HRC)

Moving average

Steel price (HRC)

Moving average

Steel price (HRC)

Moving average

Steel price (HRC)

Moving average

Steel price (HRC)

Moving average

Evidence stacking

Hedge

Hedge

Hedge

Steel price (HRC)

Moving average

Top 5 things:

1. You need to have two strategies

2. You need to have a hedging policy

3. You need to monitor your own track record

4. You need to have an updated view on allyour commodities, at least top 5-10.

5. You need to have a one-pager for your hedging decisions

I hope you got some inspiration

www.kairoscommodities.com

Tom BundgaardChief AnalystKairos Commodities

[email protected]

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