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Nick Fereday, RaboResearch Senior Analyst – Consumer Trends, joins Michael Harvey during his visit from New York to discuss some of the key themes shaping food markets in the US.
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Global Fresh Produce Strategist Cindy van Rijswick joins analyst Pia Piggott to discuss the recently released world vegetable map and trends in the global trade of vegetables.
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Jen Corkran and Ben Picton unpack the colours of autumn and talk about the New Zealand commodities covered in the April New Zealand agribusiness monthly. Although there is a bit of volatility out there, some shining lights in a few markets help keep things in view.
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Join RaboResearch Analyst Vitor Pistóia and Senior Market Strategist Ben Picton as they discuss how the Australian economy is positioned at the end of Q1 and what the road ahead might entail.
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In this episode, Senior Macro Strategist Ben Picton is joined by Jan Lambregts, Rabobank’s Head of Global Economics and Markets, to discuss the big themes unfolding in the global economy. We look at some big changes driving inflation, check in on the US elections, and make some predictions about what a changing world could mean for interest rates in the years ahead.
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High food inflation has been a catalyst for the latest supermarkets inquiry from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission.
Michael Harvey and Pia Piggott discuss learnings from the last supermarkets inquiry in 2008, what the new inquiry will examine, and how the retail grocery sector has changed in Australia over the past 16 years.
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Emma Higgins and Jen Corkran have a chat about the recent Wanaka A&P Show and the conversations they had with farmers, clients, and industry attendees there. Beef, sheepmeat, and dairy commodity updates from the March agribusiness monthly are also discussed, as well as the general sentiment and mood around New Zealand's rural sector as we head toward the cooler months.
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Join Emma Higgins and Michael Harvey as they recap the key takeaways from Rabobank's recently released Dairy quarterly Q1 2024. A better year lies ahead, with bright spots on the horizon for improved global dairy prices. Affordable feed prices mean milk production growth will be back on the cards for 2024, and while it will be no record price year by any measure, farmers across the globe will welcome a return to profitability.
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With import permits for live cattle just being released by Indonesia, senior animal protein analyst Angus Gidley-Baird chats with Rabobank's Joe Webb, head of relationship management, and Barry Gerschwitz, senior rural manager, about the upcoming live cattle export season.
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