On 1 January 2026, the European Union’s (EU) Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) came into force, a measure described as putting a fair price on carbon and encouraging cleaner industrial… read more →

The United Nations (UN) has released its Global Trade Update, listing its projections for the top trends reshaping trade in 2026.  The UN’s predictions are accompanied by a sense of… read more →

As 2026 approaches, commodity and energy markets remain busy, complex and full of moving parts. The recent years’ volatility has dampened but hasn’t disappeared, and neither has opportunity.   If you… read more →

When Michele Morena, Partner at Kreab, was asked at the inaugural TFG Geneva conference about the most significant development in the commodities industry shaping the 2025 landscape, his answer was… read more →

A Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) exists to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by accounting for the carbon cost of producing imported goods.  The impact for those importing CBAM goods… read more →

In 2024, global carbon pricing revenue crossed$100 billion for the first time. At the same time, only 28% of worldwide emissions currently face any carbon price at all.  The speed at… read more →

The evolution of trade finance presents a multifaceted landscape of opportunities that demand strategic attention. At the inaugural TFG Geneva conference, Alexander Peters, Group CFO at Torq Commodities, identified several… read more →

As the environmental cost of global supply chains – responsible for over 60% of global yearly emissions – becomes impossible to ignore, the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment (CBAM) is emerging… read more →

Commodity traders are heading into the new year facing a risk landscape that’s more political, more complex, and far less predictable than anything the market has seen in years. As… read more →

UK Export Finance (UKEF), the UK’s government-backed export credit agency, announced yesterday it would offer a new guarantee to support UK businesses supplying critical mineral products. This is expected to… read more →