Trading Archives - Domen Zavrl

How Commodity Traders are Capitalising on Carbon Credits

Jun 30, 2025 | Finance, Trading

Carbon credits can be purchased by companies (usually from governments) that give them permission to emit a certain amount of carbon emissions as part of their operations. One carbon credit usually equals one ton of C02 emissions. Companies can, if they wish, sell any...

Digital Transformation in the World of Commodities Analytics

Jun 24, 2025 | Trading

Digitalisation is transforming every aspect of our world, including the commodities trading sector – which, until relatively recently, was one where much of the work was undertaken manually by telephoning brokers and gathering information from a variety of sources....

Why Commodities Trading Could Help Drive the Energy Transition

Dec 31, 2024 | Trading

Despite the fact that commodities markets have experienced a significant level of uncertainty in recent years, in 2023 alone commodity trading generated over $150 billion in terms of gross margin according to McKinsey & Company. The ability to manage and respond...

Commodities Forecast: Which Markets Will Surge in 2023?

Jul 21, 2023 | Business, Finance, Investment, Real estate, Trading

Domen Zavrl is a business leader with extensive expertise of structured financing, commodities trading, securities lending, real estate development and business brokerage. This article will share market predictions for 2023, from trading in precious and industrial...

The Global Food Commodity Market: Key Challenges and Opportunities in 2023

May 3, 2023 | Business, Finance, Investment, Trading

Inflationary pressures are being seen across the global food commodity market at the start of 2023 due to trade disruptions coupled with high energy input costs and production shortfalls. In the global food commodity market, several key factors have been identified by...

Commodities: What They Are and How They Are Traded

Feb 27, 2023 | Business, Finance, Investment, Trading

In trading terms, a commodity is a tangible asset. Commodities can be grouped into one of three categories: agriculture, metals and energy. Metals and energy are raw materials that must be extracted before use, so they are classed as hard assets, while agricultural...