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Fears about inflation, the war in Ukraine, and President Trump's tariff threats are roiling marketsThe possibility of a wider future war in Europe with nuclear implications, absent any U.S. influence, has markets on edge.
Lovers of a cold can of soft drink were dealt a blow to the hip pocket as Coca-Cola prices rose in major supermarkets.
Rio Tinto became the latest mining major to post a slide in annual profit as the industry grapples with weaker demand from ...
GRAINS & OILSEEDS: The macro mood is bullish on a weaker U.S. dollar, stronger commodity currencies and risk-on investor attitude toward equities.
Australia’s central bank delivered its first interest rate cut. But Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Michele Bullock warned ...
Legalization across multiple international jurisdictions, changing societal perceptions, and the growing demand for ...
Soft agricultural goods will find support as market participants brace for potential disruptions in trade flow, BMI Research ...
West Fraser’s lumber segment accounts for roughly 42% of revenue and sells a variety of construction and specialty grade dimension lumber. West Fraser mainly sells Western spruce-pine-fir and Southern ...
Oil prices continued to decline in early trading following reports of discussions between Trump and Putin to end the war in Ukraine ...
Whoever can work out how to model and value Macquarie’s commodities unit should get a bronze statue in Martin Place.
Commodity markets are poised to break out of ... with the S&P/ASX 200 Resources Index rallying 5 per cent this year, rebounding from a soft 2024 when the index sank almost 20 per cent.
Crude oil also saw a surplus in 2024, with U.S. production leading the way. Soft commodities were the best performers for 2024, he says, up 32%, as extreme weather in coffee-producing countries ...
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