Übersetzung für "Soft commodities" in Deutsch

Soft commodities are traded in accordance with their production systems.

The market of soft commodities has been of high demand for several thousands of years.

Coffee, cotton, cocoa, sugar, seeds, nuts - and newly grains and other soft commodities can be traded by COSY.

Increasing prices for soft commodities (cereal, corn etc.) lead to a maximum exploitation of the land through artificial or natural fertilizers.

The consumer goods companies in the 'soft commodities compact' have set themselves a target to reduce deforestation caused by their supply chains to zero by 2020.

These range from the soft commodities of wheat, sugar, coffee and corn to the metals palladium, platinum and copper.

The compact sets minimum standards for bank lending policies that align with the CGF sustainable procurement standards for the priority soft commodities.

Investments into ETFs on soft commodities is available through R Trader, a new generation platform with high-functional charts and online quotes.

Or, is it now considered unethical to publish commodity prices for soft and other commodities, because "evil" speculators have apparently caused explosions in food prices.

Soft commodities, also known as agricultural commodities (or softs), are are originally cultivated from the ground such as cocoa, coffee, cotton and sugar.

Investments into soft commodities are very well suitable for the traders, who are looking for efficient instruments to diversify their investment portfolios.

Deutsche Börse is dedicated to providing solutions for trading and clearing in the electricity, gas, emissions, freight, iron ore, steel, coal, oil, pulp, paper, but also soft commodities markets.

Deutsche Bank signed the Banking Environment Initiative's (BEI) Soft Commodities Compact, which aims to transform soft commodity supply chains and help to achieve zero net deforestation by 2020. Financing a transforming energy landscape

It refers to all industrial use soft commodities, including plant oil, sugar, starch, fats and fibers.

Soft commodities are very popular among traders and include different types of agricultural products, such as cocoa, coffee, corn, wheat, or soybean.

We provide global market coverage in a wide variety of asset categories, including energy, agricultural, soft commodities, precious metals, currencies and stock indices.

Many African markets not only boast significant resources of oil, gas and hard commodities but also provide means to expand the production of soft commodities.

Indeed, the prices of both hard and soft commodities have grown increasingly volatile in recent years, fuelling worries that central banks may start a long-term inflation problem.

As global demand for hard and soft commodities continues to grow, we believe Africa is in an enviable position with its vast natural resources.

A "soft commodities compact" has been concluded between the Consumer Goods Forum (CGF) and the Banking Environment Initiative.

Not only do emerging markets make up some of the world's important producers of hard and soft commodities, but they also provide a significant source of labor and are now gradually becoming important consumer-driven economies in their own right.

And not only the nickel market is the focus of attention, as prices for other industrial and soft commodities are moving upwards, albeit not as dynamically as nickel.

There are ETCs (exchange-traded commodities) for precious metals, industrial metals, oil, natural gas, soft commodities and livestock.

Many African markets not only boast significant supplies of oil, gas and hard commodities, but also have the means to expand the production of soft commodities.