Themes Covered by Our Solutions
Price Forecasts
Have reliable commodity and energy price forecasts built on official data — offered at a fair price.
In volatile commodity markets, price forecasts are typically sold through expensive services, with opaque methodologies. Most rely on surveys and subjective judgments — leading to inconsistency and bias.
We bring a different approach. Intratec forecasts are built on official data and advanced statistical models, ensuring unbiased projections. With Intratec, you gain access to dependable forecasts at a fair price.
Solutions Featuring Forecasts
Primary Commodity Prices
Independent monthly price assessments for 225+ commodities, with forward-looking forecasts covering six months ahead.
Energy Prices & Markets
Country-specific reports on key energy commodities, featuring monthly forecasts that project short-term price dynamics.
Industry Economics Worldwide
Comprehensive datasets on industrial utility prices — including steam, water, and industrial gases — with rolling forecasts to anticipate cost fluctuations.
Why Intratec?
Independent Forecasts
Developed with transparent and auditable methodologies, free from vested market interests.
Data-Driven & Unbiased
Built with rigorous mathematical models that eliminate distortions common in survey-based approaches.
Proven Accuracy
Forecast performance is systematically tracked and validated against realized outcomes.
Timely & Actionable
Delivered early every month, with a 6-month forward horizon, enabling proactive decisions.
Themes Covered
Explore the core themes our solutions address — from prices and costs to trade and competitiveness.
Current & Historical Prices
Reliable price benchmarks empowering procurement, commercial, and strategic decisions.
Capital Costs (CAPEX)
Independent estimates of capital expenditures required for constructing industrial plants.
Operating Costs (OPEX)
In-depth assessments of plant operating costs, including raw materials, utilities, labor, and other expenses.
Manufacturing Competitiveness
Insights into country-level conditions that shape production costs, from utilities to broader industrial cost drivers.