Food, Fuel & Weaponized: Soybeans with Walter Cronin
Food, fuel, geopolitics, great power competition and trade - Soybeans sit at the heart of it all. What are the big macro trends with the commodity? How has trade and geopolitics impacted it? How has n...
11 Feb 47min
Important, Growing in Demand and Hard: Energy with Mike Howard
Today, we discuss the importance of energy, what the growing demand for energy means, and how hard it can be to deliver that energy. To demonstrate that, we are using Texas as a microcosm. Texas produ...
4 Feb 55min
The Great Repricing with Jeff Currie
Gold, copper and silver have gone parabolic. The dollar is falling. And yet, hydrocarbons remain at an inflation adjusted all-time lows. Is the world being complacent due to the narrative of the oil g...
28 Jan 1h 7min
HC Group's Annual Review is Published (Download links in show notes)
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22 Jan 1min
The Geo-Politicization of Natural Gas
What drives global natural gas prices more: power politics or supply and demand? In this episode, we discuss the geo-politicization of natural gas and the challenge that presents to traders and invest...
21 Jan 49min
Competing to Trade with Roland Rechtsteiner
What is the future of commodity trading? Is volatility here to stay and thus the profit pools available continue to grow? What will the market structure look like in 10 years and who will be the privi...
14 Jan 53min
The Donroe Doctrine and Commodities (emergency podcast) with Nick Kumleben
Emergency Pod: Nick Kumleben of Greenmantle, the geopolitical risk consultancy headed by Niall Ferguson, joins us to discuss the events in Venezuela, the 'Donroe' Doctrine and what it means for commod...
10 Jan 39min
Coffee & Cocoa's Wild Ride with Kona Haque
Today, we are talking coffee, cocoa and sugar. And in the case of coffee and cocoa, the absolute wild ride they had in 2025.Record prices and extreme volatility. Was it all just a story of tariffs? Or...
7 Jan 55min
