It is easy for stockbrokers to sell the story that Asia’s agricultural traders are hitting a rough patch. Mixed first-quarter results this week from Singapore-based Wilmar and Hong Kong’s Noble suggest that sitting on China’s doorstep is no guarantee of riches. Singapore trader Olam’s shares have fallen by a fifth since February. The three companies were meant to be the new threat to ABC – Archer Daniels Midland, Bunge and Cargill – whose results showed signs of recovery in the first quarter.
股票经纪人可以不费力气去兜售以下观点：亚洲农产品交易商正在经历困难时期。本周新加坡丰益(Wilmar)和香港来宝 (Noble)发布的第一季度业绩好坏参半，表明就算坐在manbetx3.0 家门口，也不能保证赚大钱。自2月起，新加坡交易商奥兰(Olam)的股价已经跌了五分之一。这三家企业原本被认为能够挑战“ABC阵营”——ADM (Archer Daniels Midland)、邦吉(Bunge)和嘉吉(Cargill)，但ABC阵营三家企业的财报显示，它们在第一季度都出现了复苏迹象。
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