Penny Collins

Penny Collins is a young commercial banking specialist, graduated from the Pepperdine University, Malibu. She’s primary focus is on on investment and corporate banking, resulting in her Master Degree In Finance from Hong Kong University. Her experience encompasses working for Community Bank and CitiGroup Bank as an intern and professional financial advisor.

: Oil and milk sector disruption paved a way to charity

Disruption in the oil and milk sector paved a way to charity

The negative price of crude oil in Cushing, Oklahoma, was caused by an apparent widespread forecasting error. Financial investors in crude oil futures did not predict the quarantine nor its consequence. They had no idea that the global demand for crude would decrease close to 30%. By the end of April, this would take over …

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Russia is ready to go through a period of declining oil prices

Dmitry Peskov, a spokesman for the President of Russia’s office, said that Russia could tolerate meager oil prices. The country has an excellent ability to maintain itself for a period of declining oil prices. However, the country was cautious in using oil reserves. The Kremlin official said it was difficult for President Putin to postpone …

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Five essential farm commodities saw double-digit growth in March exports

Which five essential farm commodities saw growth in March?

In comparison to February, five out of eight critical farming commodities resumed impressive exports with a two-digit increase in March. These five farm commodities include cashew, vegetables, rice, pepper, and cassava. The coronavirus pandemic hasn’t affected the shipping of products, stated the General Department of Customs. Cashew nuts had the most significant export growth rate. …

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