MEXICO CITY, MEXICO – The world is watching and waiting to see if commodity prices have found their new bottom. Recently, the Thomson Reuters Core Commodity Index, which tracks and measures the performance of 19 different commodities, closed below the 200 threshold – something the market had not seen in over a decade. Contributing factors to this result are a number of “unknowns” on the horizon, including developments in the Chinese markets, the Fed’s pending decision on increasing interest rates in the US, and Iran’s future role on the already over-productive oil market. Foreign exchange specialist Pablo Soria de Lachica predicts that, at least for the moment, commodity prices will continue their stabilized performance until new forces exert themselves on the global commodities market. “One of the biggest risks that the commodities market are facing is a strengthening of the…