Darin Newsom is a Senior Market Analyst at Barchart. He specializes in agriculture and farming, commodities and futures, and finance, with a focus on commodity trading, energy trading, and sustainable agriculture. Darin's insights and analyses have been featured in notable publications including MSN, Yahoo Finance, and Nasdaq, among others.
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Darin Newsom’s coverage primarily revolves around commodities, agriculture, market analysis, and the stock market. His focus on investment analysis and citing data indicates a preference for sources with deep knowledge of market trends and patterns within these sectors.
Given his heavy reliance on data, he may be interested in insights from analysts who can provide detailed quantitative analyses or predictions based on historical or current market data. Additionally, experts able to offer unique perspectives on future trends in commodities trading could also capture his interest.
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Darin Newsom Barchart The big ‘news' Monday morning is that Washington and Ottawa are gearing up for an “all-out trade war”.
Coffee closed nearly 6% higher to open the week, the backwardation/inverse in its forward curve strengthening along the way.
Darin Newsom Barchart Similar to what has been seen so far this week, the Energies sector was under pressure pre-dawn while Grains continued to rally.
By: Darin Newsom
In today's interview with Michelle Rook on Markets Now, we discussed recent counter-seasonal rallies and volatility across agricultural markets, focusing
Darin Newsom Barchart Monday morning's headlines spoke of the US and Iran exchanging strikes for the first time since July while Russia warn's of “massive strikes”. I guess “Strikes” is the word of the day.
Darin Newsom Barchart Based on the advice of Peter Lynch, my long-term investments tend to run in the Grains sector.
One of the oldest forms of comedy is to be stupid. (Note I didn't say “play'” stupid.) Friday morning's headlines provide us some comic relief along that line.
Financial markets are supposedly waiting on the release of August's inflation numbers from the US government before knowing what move to make next.
Financial markets are supposedly waiting on the release of August's inflation numbers from the US government before knowing what move to make next.
