Citi’s Doshi: Commodity Trade Will Flourish In 2017

The video discusses the positive trends in the commodities market, with a focus on oil production and price forecasts. It covers the potential outcomes of OPEC and non-OPEC meetings, the impact of rising protectionism on global trade, and the role of commodities in driving inflation. The discussion highlights the expected tightening of crude balances and the significance of physical trade in supporting global GDP.

What is the expected trend for commodities in 2017 and 2018 according to Citigroup?

• A sharp drop in crude oil prices

• A decline in most commodities

• A continuation of the positive trend

• Stagnation in the commodities market

What was the proposed cut in barrels per day for non-OPEC producers?

• 900,000 barrels

• 600,000 barrels

• 300,000 barrels

• 1.2 million barrels

Which two countries are mentioned as increasing their oil output?

• Saudi Arabia and Iran

• Venezuela and Iraq

• Libya and Nigeria

• Russia and Oman

What is the trend in commodities trade despite global protectionism?

• Stagnation in trade activities

• A shift towards digital trade

• Booming physical trade

• A decline in trade volumes

Which commodity was a significant contributor to the US GDP in the third quarter?

• Natural Gas

• Corn

• Soybeans

• Wheat

How is the rise in commodities expected to affect inflation?

• It will drive inflation lower

• It will stabilize inflation rates

• It will drive headline inflation higher

• It will have no impact

Which regions are expected to see a rise in headline CPI due to commodities?

• Middle East and Europe

• US and OECD

• South America and Australia

• Asia and Africa