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Five Key Charts to Watch in Global Commodities This Week. After a brutal few trading sessions for commodity markets, the global impact from US President Donald Trump’s will continue to be top of mind ...

Our latest contribution to the “Yes, quantitative easing is making commodity prices go bananas” comes from Vivin Oberoi, head of global macro research and Trading at Telluride Asset Management ...

Five Key Charts to Watch in Global Commodity Markets in 2024. Welcome to 2024! Extreme weather, economic uncertainty and mounting geopolitical risks from Ukraine and Russia to Israel and the broader ...

Garner's research in the charts found that commodities could head even higher. Only this time, oil and gas won't lead the charge. It will be led by grains, meats and maybe metals.

Both bonds and stocks have been on bull runs of historic duration. Bonds have been rising with occasional interruptions for 40 years, stocks for 11. But what we might call the third major asset ...

Meanwhile, European natural gas futures retreated after posting the biggest weekly surge since August. Here are five charts to consider in global commodity markets. Skip to content.

Here are five notable charts to consider in global commodity markets as the week gets underway. Have a confidential tip for our reporters? Get in Touch. Before it’s here, ...