Daily FNArena News - Commodities

A month of uncharacteristic volatility in the global uranium market left prices lower and even more questions unanswered.

Analysts suspect iron ore’s price rebound is short term, coal is still plentiful and the copper surplus is eroding. Gold prices should ease.

There will always be demand for gold and will remain out most precious of metals, but an increasing number of analysts see it losing its shine.

We take a closer look at the latest on two of Australia’s main economic export drivers, coal and iron ore.

Investment U’s Mike Kapsch explains the logic behind buying uranium equities now ahead of the better pricing environment that will come.

Jonathan Barratt of Barratt’s Bulletin suggests crude oil prices will continue on their downward trajectory.

Approaching aluminium softness, lead to end its run and nickel heading into possible oversupply.

Michael Noonan of Edge Trader Plus provides a technical lesson in assessing commity market trends.

The uranium price dropped last week on worrying news out of nuclear power sector lynchpin, Japan.

Tropical Cyclone Rusty is headed for the Pilbara coast and Rusty is not good for iron.