Commodity Pricing Market Research

Commodities are a vital part of daily life

From sugar to precious metals, commodities are of critical importance to economies, societies and governments.  Having access to commodities and ensuring stable prices can be matters of national security.  In today’s fast-paced global economy, SIS is your strategic partner for Commodity Pricing Market Research worldwide.

We provide Customer Research, Competitive Research and Strategy Research.  In Customer Research, we provide data and analysis into customer needs and ways to efficiently reach new customers.  In Competitive Research, we uncover competitive intelligence and insights into how competitors are evolving.  In Strategy Research, we uncover Market Size, Pricing Analytics, and other quantitative measures of the Commodity trade.

Agricultural Commodities

We survey a variety of Agricultural Commodities including:

• Sugar
• Meat
• Corn
• Soybeans
• Wheat
• Rice
• Oats
• Cocoa
• Coffee
• Cotton

Metal Commodities

We provide pricing and analysis on the following metal commodities:

• Gold
• Silver
• Platinum
• Copper

Energy Commodities

We track the following commodities:

• Crude oil
• Heating oil
• Natural gas
• Gasoline
• Propane

Livestock Commodities

We can track livestock commodities such as:

• Lean Hogs
• Cattle
• Cows
• Chickens

What can impact pricing

The following factors can impact commodity prices.

• Weather
• Lower crop yields
• Stockpiles
• Competing crops like Ethanol
• Exports
• Labor shortages
• Industrial Demand
• Trade Policy (e.g. quotas, duties, tariffs, anti-dumping)
• Domestic Politics

Commodity Decision Maker Research

As a Market Research company, we connect you to buyers and influencers with the following services

• Buyers
• Exporters
• Subject Matter Experts
• Industry Influencers

Pricing and Volume Analytics

We provide the following commodity research solutions:

• Wholesale Pricing
• Average Pricing
• Retail Pricing
• Stockpiles
• Trade Volume
• Buyer Profiles and Analytics
• FX Prices and Hedging