@sdelsad/commodity-desk-daily 1.0.30 → 1.0.32
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- package/ep10.html +752 -0
- package/ep10.md +312 -0
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- package/glossary.md +18 -0
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package/covered.md
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- **Ep 7** (Tue) — *WASDE and Building a Balance Sheet*: How a grain balance sheet is built line by line, and why ending stocks — the line nobody measures — moves about ten times faster than the crop itself. Plus feed and residual, the line that hides the sins, and why two competent analysts agree on supply and fight about demand.
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- **Ep 8** (Wed) — *The Soybean Complex and the Crush*: One seed, three markets: beans, meal and oil, and the processing margin that runs the industry. Board crush arithmetic step by step, why the plant never earns the screen number, and where a crusher's real optionality sits.
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- **Ep 9** (Thu) — *Vegetable oils and biofuels*: Palm, soy, rape and sun trade as one system, and the spread between them is the switch that rations demand. Then biofuels: how a mandate turns a political decision into a standing bid for a crop, and why a fuel policy is always a protein policy.
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- **Ep 10** (Fri) — *Freight: Dry Bulk and Chartering*: Freight and chartering (see ep10 notes). Pulse: Thu 20 Aug CBOT closes, corn led with Dec above five dollars, Pro Farmer Illinois corn 184.2 vs 199.6 year-ago, BDI 2791; Pulse: Sea of Azov closed to Russian grain, read as a vessel-class constraint rather than a tonnage constraint.
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