Marc Myllerup Discuss Soybeans, Corn, and Wheat Markets

Jul 02, 2024

Our colleague Marc Cochet Myllerup joined a conversation with Mikkel Rosenvold and Andreas Steno Larsen at Steno Research to discuss soybeans, corn, and wheat markets. His insights highlighted challenges such as reduced wheat yields in France and Russia, and India's increased wheat imports. Marc emphasized the crucial role of weather and geopolitical factors in commodity markets, offering practical insights. He also shared how using CM Navigator, an innovative research tool, enhances market prediction capabilities, providing valuable insights for making informed investment decisions. Watch Full episode : 🎙YouTube (Start 15.30 min): https://youtu.be/YvHrCEOV5v0? si=j_aHqmsz9pX5f7c5 🎙Spotify (Start 14.20 min): https://open.spotify.com/ episode/ 6F5AGVgDGHrTrf8Claru8f?si=U- AmlzAzRaWzzpIi5ha-Yw

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