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FAO's Cereal Price Index averaged 116.8 in October, down 5.5 points (4.5%) from September and 13.1 points (12.6%) below October 2025. World wheat prices fell after four months of gains, driven by weak international demand and improved output prospect

2026-11-06

FAO's Cereal Price Index averaged 116.8 in October, down 5.5 points (4.5%) from September and 13.1 points (12.6%) below October 2025. World wheat prices fell after four months of gains, driven by weak international demand and improved output prospects, notably in Argentina; expectations of eased Black Sea export constraints added downside, though ongoing Black Sea logistics disruptions limited the decline. International corn prices retreated from a three‑year high in September amid U.S. harvest pressure, anticipated ample supplies from major South American exporters, and renewed prospects of Black Sea easing. Barley and sorghum tracked wheat and corn lower, with a favorite Australian crop further depressing barley. By contrast, the FAO Rice Price Index rose 1.6% in October 2026 as delayed harvests in some exporters, adverse weather and rising costs supported prices.

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2026-11-06

Research and consulting firm TS Lombard points out that the share of US corporate profits in GDP has risen to its highest level since World War II, but profit growth may slow significantly in 2027. US National Accounts data shows that corporate profi

Research and consulting firm TS Lombard points out that the share of US corporate profits in GDP has risen to its highest level since World War II, but profit growth may slow significantly in 2027. US National Accounts data shows that corporate profits grew by approximately 25% year-on-year in the year ending in the second quarter of 2026. On an equal-weighted basis for the S&P 500, the technology sector contributed about two-thirds of profit growth, with the energy sector also being a significant driver. Perkins believes that current profit expansion is primarily supported by investment in AI infrastructure, rising energy prices, and relatively moderate labor costs. As a net energy exporter, the US benefits from high oil prices; large cloud computing vendors continue to expand capital expenditures, driving revenue growth for suppliers of chips, data centers, and other products. At the same time, companies meet new demand through productivity improvements, and wage pressures remain moderate, further increasing profit margins. TS Lombard predicts that these three supporting factors will weaken simultaneously in 2027. As the positive contribution of rising energy prices fades and the year-on-year growth rate of AI capital expenditures slows, the momentum for corporate revenue growth may decline. Meanwhile, U.S. employment demand is recovering, immigration restrictions are impacting labor supply, and wage growth may accelerate again, pushing up the share of labor income and compressing corporate profit margins. Even if the U.S. economy continues to expand, corporate profit growth may still slow.
2026-11-06

Jyske Bank said recent market declines, especially in AI and tech stocks, merit attention but investors should avoid panic selling. Chip names were hit hardest, and the bank sees signs the rout is not fully fundamentals‑driven — hedge fund de‑leverag

Jyske Bank said recent market declines, especially in AI and tech stocks, merit attention but investors should avoid panic selling. Chip names were hit hardest, and the bank sees signs the rout is not fully fundamentals‑driven — hedge fund de‑leveraging, margin calls and forced liquidations have amplified the fall. It warned that uncertainty over US post‑midterm data center regulation could keep volatility elevated; the coming days will be critical to judge whether the decline begins to weigh on corporate earnings or proves mainly a position‑driven correction.
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