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Does Hedging Affect Commodity Prices? The Role of Producer Default Risk
Do hedging and speculative activity in commodity futures affect spot prices? Yes, when commodity producers have hedging needs. We build a model in which producers are risk-averse to future cash flow variability and hedge using futures contracts. Increases in speculative demand for futures reduces
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