In this webinar, we will present our latest weather outlooks across the Americas and Asia for the summer with potential crop impacts, including an update on the spring planting campaign in the U.S. and late season progress in South America based on weather trends.
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Dong Soon Choi
Dong Soon Choi leads the forecasting of area, yield and production of several major grain and oilseed crops in the Americas for LSEG Agriculture Research. Prior to joining London Stock Exchange Group/Refinitiv/Thomson Reuters he worked at LG Economic Research Institute as a senior agricultural and natural resource economist in charge of microeconomic research and market analysis for LG Corporation. Dong Soon earned his undergraduate degree from New York University and completed graduate studies at Columbia University and Penn State University.
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Isaac Hankes
Positioned within the Weather & Climate research team at LSEG, Isaac Hankes leads weather forecasting efforts specializing in seasonal outlooks.
Isaac Hankes is an atmospheric scientist with 15 years of experience working to provide insight on the intersection between anomalous weather (climate, heat waves, drought, flooding, hurricanes, cold air outbreaks, severe weather, etc.) and its impacts on commodities markets (agriculture, energy, shipping, etc.). His past (publications) and ongoing research (articles) at LSEG reflect a commitment to improving the understanding and communication of weather risks based on the latest techniques available.