With food prices remaining stubbornly high near record levels, price swings and volatility have come to constitute a new normal in the commodities complex.

FORBES: Highly Leveraged Agriculture Will Keep Food Prices Volatile And High

Speaking at the Bloomberg Link Inflation Conference, portfolio managers Lincoln Ellis of Linn Group and Jennifer Fan of Arrowhawk Capital, along with MIT Professor Roberto Rigobon, made the case for a new normal in the commodities complex, particularly as it relates to food and agricultural products.

FORBES: Highly Leveraged Agriculture Will Keep Food Prices Volatile And High

Until now, operations at the joint complex have been normal despite the rise in tensions.

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