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Who is supporting the crazy rise of soft commodity prices?
First of all, the rise in the price of soft goods will cause us? Economic recovery? Enterprises have stabilized and people's income has increased, which is a good phenomenon, but it is not. Although the price increase of soft goods is related to economic recovery and enterprise stability, the main reason is that enterprises failed to withstand the economic pressure during the transformation process, and eventually closed down, and the number of surviving enterprises was much less than before. But people's demand for soft goods has increased, and the number of enterprises has decreased, so this will inevitably lead to. This is also the inevitable trend of the development of market economy.

In the past few weeks, the prices of soft commodities such as coffee, sugar, cocoa and corn generally rose, while the coffee futures for delivery in June 5438+February in new york Stock Exchange rose by more than/kloc-0.5% this quarter, and began to rise sharply in mid-July, reaching a four-month high in early August. Recently, the demand for white sugar in China has exceeded the output, and we need to rely on imports to make up for the gap for a long time. Accompanied by these phenomena, the fragrance of our national milk tea enterprises also stopped falling and rebounded in the second quarter.

Originally, with the impact of the epidemic, the social and economic environment was not very good, and the social purchasing power was also declining. The price increase of raw materials leads to the price increase of finished products, which is a problem for enterprises that produce goods. Demand has not reached a strong level, and the price of products naturally has no basis for rising. For the public, the price increase of enterprises will continue to decline, which will also curb consumers' buying behavior and lead to the bankruptcy of some enterprises.

Soft commodities mainly include corn, soybeans, wheat, rice, oats, barley, rye, pork breast, pigs, live cattle, calves, soybean meal, soybean oil, cocoa, coffee, cotton, wool, sugar, orange juice, rapeseed oil and other 20 kinds of agricultural and sideline products, which can also be seen in our daily shopping and life, including pork, pork and rapeseed oil. There is no specific person or department behind it. This price increase phenomenon is mainly due to the bankruptcy of some enterprises after the epidemic. When people's demand for these goods rises, the number of enterprises is limited, and the price of raw materials rises again, which leads to the rise of soft goods.