Commodity traders lost ‘billions’ in early days of Iran war
Firms that normally profit from volatility were caught out by sudden rise in energy prices, new report finds
Commodity traders lost ‘billions’ in early days of Iran war
Firms that normally profit from volatility were caught out by sudden rise in energy prices, new report finds
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