Kaufmann-Rothstein International’s Global Research Division to Release 2011 Commodity Markets Outlook
The Global Research Team of Kaufmann-Rothstein International, one of the nation’s most effective commodity futures trading service firm is scheduled to release its annual Commodity Markets Outlook for the year 2011, with highlights on what is expected in the months ahead.
Haarlem, Netherlands, June 30, 2011 --(PR.com)-- The Kaufmann-Rothstein International’s 2011Commodity Markets Outlook will encompass all products and services related to commodity futures trading such as: foreign exchange, precious and base metals, energies, commodities, interest rates, stocks and other indices plus an additional feature on institutional foreign exchange viewpoints.
The soon-to-be-released Commodity Markets Outlook for 2011 highlights a cover letter to active clients of Kaufmann-Rothstein International provided and inked by no less than the Chief Operation Officer, Ms. Lindsay Kornemann wherein Kornemann mentioned the US budget deficit, along with some of the local government bankruptcies, which made a big trend that was followed by some investors.
She accentuated on his cover letter that there were other trends that most investors continued to focus to including the slow growth of US economy with only 2.7 percent recorded growth; unemployment figures with only 8 percent not anticipated to change in the year ahead; and an optimistic aspect that the US business expenditures are at a double digit rate of increase.
In addition to these trends, the firm’s Global Research Team will also try to explain the impact of the moribund expenses of government surplus as well as the impacts of the expanding cuts on taxes, in addition to the basic reporting on supply and demand, the impacts of mega funds in the commodity futures markets and other related details of other commodity sectors.
The soon-to-be-released 2011 Commodity Market Outlook Reports will also contain some targets and projections on the market prices. The report will be furnished first to the active clients of Kaufmann-Rothstein International before its publication on the website.
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The soon-to-be-released Commodity Markets Outlook for 2011 highlights a cover letter to active clients of Kaufmann-Rothstein International provided and inked by no less than the Chief Operation Officer, Ms. Lindsay Kornemann wherein Kornemann mentioned the US budget deficit, along with some of the local government bankruptcies, which made a big trend that was followed by some investors.
She accentuated on his cover letter that there were other trends that most investors continued to focus to including the slow growth of US economy with only 2.7 percent recorded growth; unemployment figures with only 8 percent not anticipated to change in the year ahead; and an optimistic aspect that the US business expenditures are at a double digit rate of increase.
In addition to these trends, the firm’s Global Research Team will also try to explain the impact of the moribund expenses of government surplus as well as the impacts of the expanding cuts on taxes, in addition to the basic reporting on supply and demand, the impacts of mega funds in the commodity futures markets and other related details of other commodity sectors.
The soon-to-be-released 2011 Commodity Market Outlook Reports will also contain some targets and projections on the market prices. The report will be furnished first to the active clients of Kaufmann-Rothstein International before its publication on the website.
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