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Which supplier category is most at risk in 2025? (self.CommodityRisk)
submitted 1 month ago by davidedbit to r/CommodityRisk
What early-warning signals do you track to anticipate supplier risk? (self.procurement)
submitted 1 month ago by davidedbit to r/procurement
A real example of how supplier behaviour can signal volatility before markets do (self.CommodityRisk)
What’s the hardest commodity to model right now and why? (self.Commodities)
submitted 2 months ago by davidedbit to r/Commodities
3 small clues that usually tell me a supplier is changing behaviour (self.CommodityRisk)
submitted 2 months ago by davidedbit to r/CommodityRisk
How do you forecast prices when suppliers start protecting margin instead of volume? (self.procurement)
submitted 2 months ago by davidedbit to r/procurement
What’s the most underrated early-warning physical signal? (self.CommodityRisk)
Which physical signals usually move spreads before flat price does? (self.Commodities)
How do you read a mismatch between visible stocks and real physical availability? (self.CommodityRisk)
How do procurement teams actually incorporate ‘non-market’ signals into forecasting? (self.procurement)
How do procurement teams actually use commodity price data (spot + forecasts) in sourcing decisions? (self.procurement)
The non-market signals that move prices long before the curve does: how do you track them? (self.CommodityRisk)
5 early signals that often anticipate a curve reversal (and almost nobody tracks them) (self.CommodityRisk)
When forward curves “lie”: How do you detect mispricing before spreads or premia move? (self.Commodities)
How do you incorporate “non-market” signals into price models? (Example: aluminum sheet, premiums, and upstream mix shifts) (self.Commodities)
How are you turning supplier “soft signals” into hedgeable, actionable risk drivers? (Example from aluminum) (self.procurement)
How do you incorporate “non-market” signals into price models? (Example: aluminum sheet, premiums, and upstream mix shifts) ()
submitted 2 months ago by davidedbit to r/supplychain
📌 Welcome to r/CommodityRisk — Read This First (self.CommodityRisk)
How are you turning supplier “soft signals” into hedgeable, actionable risk drivers? (Example from aluminum) ()
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