Defining Commodities
Commodities are typically the products which are extracted out of natural resources in short supply on earth, which are usually traded across global markets by the investors, with a perspective of making some gains in future, by virtue of fluctuation in market value of such products in future.

Typically, all such products have a limited supply in the world, and the prices vary depending on climatic changes, the supply available compared to demand, the degree of risk associated with diminishing value of holding popular currencies like US $ and the usage of such products.
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LESSONS
- Defining Commodities
- Commodity Markets - Types of Commodities
- Commodity Traders and Future Value
- Types of Markets for Commodity Trading
- Commodity Markets: Price Discovery, Price Risk Management and Regulation
- Regulation of Commodity Markets
- What is Contango?
- What is Backwardation?
- Backwardation and Contango
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