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V for Volatility?
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V for Volatility?
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Broad correlation between sugar and crude oil. But periods of significant disconnect since 2007.
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limited reallocation of cane away from ethanol. Brazils expanding FFV fleet makes global sugar supply potentially more flexible in the short term. Ethanol Sugar World sugar market may have to keep buying back ethanol from Brazils FFV fleet. Potential for Brazil to destabilise both ethanol and sugar markets via supply shock.
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Broad correlation between sugar, ethanol and crude oil. But periods of significant disconnect.
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consumption production
Volatility of Macro influences e.g exchange rates. Financialisation. Volatility of the fundamental analysis. Volatility in perceptions of the market fundamentals. Bull markets and high prices go hand in hand with huge volatility?
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