2016 Archive Volume
OPEC's Nov 30 supply-cut deal shattered oil's 2016 correction, sending Brent +17.5% in 58 days — yet iron ore and coking coal lost over 16% simultaneously.
5 files in this volume
The year in numbers
- 306
- Replayable scenarios
This year's files
- 012016 Commodity Crisis: The Divergent Markets After Brexit
From July 2016, commodity markets fractured along sector lines as ferrous surged while precious metals corrected sharply, testing risk discipline across 19 replay scenarios.
Read the file → - 02November 8, 2016: Trump's Election Unleashed Policy-Driven Volatility Across Global Commodities
Trump's November 2016 victory sent commodity markets into a policy-driven turmoil, with ferrous metals and energies especially volatile across 114 trading days through March 2017.
Read the file → - 03China Property 2016: De-Stocking Surge Meets the Housing Principle Pivot
Surging mortgage credit and escalating home prices met sudden municipal curbs and an overarching policy pivot. Covers China property in 2016.
Read the file → - 042016: How Two Property Markets Learned the Same Low-Volatility Lesson
China tier-1 and US coastal property surged into sustained low-volatility advances in 2016, proving that quiet markets and safe markets are not the same thing.
Read the file → - 05Summer 2016: Why Identical Macro Conditions Produced 21.4% Gains in Seattle and 9.7% Gains in New York
US city housing entered mid-2016 on a synchronized recovery—but within 30 months, Seattle had surged 21.4% while New York gained only 9.7%. Same index, divergent cities, the same post-crisis decade.
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