Commodity markets involve the buying, selling, and trading of raw materials and primary products. There are two broad categories of commodities - hard commodities like oil and gold, and soft commodities such as agricultural goods and livestock. Commodity markets are integral to the global economy and understanding their developments is critical for policy design regarding economic growth, inflation, poverty reduction, food security, and climate change. Commodity trading helps determine fair prices for products through interactions between multiple buyers and sellers.

1. Name: ABHAYSINH KUMBHAR
Roll : 338
Abhaysinh Kumbhar
FA348
Commodity Market

2. What is meant by commodity market?
A commodity market is a marketplace for buying,
selling, and trading raw materials or primary
products. Commodities are often split into two
broad categories: hard and soft commodities.

3.  Commodity markets are integral to the global
economy.
 Understanding what drives developments of these
markets is critical to the design of policy frameworks
that facilitate the economic objectives of sustainable
growth, inflation stability, poverty reduction, food
security, and the mitigation of climate change.

4. A commodity market involves buying, selling, or trading a raw
product, such as oil, gold, or coffee. There are hard
commodities, which are generally natural resources, and soft
commodities, which are livestock or agricultural goods.

5.  It helps build trust with buyer and seller, the community, and
public officials.
 It promotes long-term financial viability, opportunity, and returns.
 It can facilitate the raising of capital.
 It can lessen the potential for financial loss, waste, risks, and
corruption.

6. The Indiancommoditymarket frameworkfocuses on :
Commodity trading plays an important role in price
discovery, where multiple buyers and sellers interact
to determine the best price for the product.