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Higher Oil Prices A Negative For Growth, Earnings

Apr 13 2011

Elevated prices for oil have started impacting on demand, plus economists have started incorporating a negative impact on global growth.


Uranium Takes A Breather

Apr 12 2011

After some frenetic weeks of trading post-quake, the spot uranium market went quiet last week as participants attended a world uranium conference.


Material Matters: Ongoing Price Revisions, Gold-Oil Relationship

Apr 11 2011

A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities with ANZ and Morgan Stanley adjusting forecasts and a study showing gold is a beneficiary of oil price spikes.


Oil: This Time It’s Serious

Apr 07 2011

Is oil above US$120/bbl indicating a speculative bubble, or are the fundamentals saying differently?


Why Nickel And Cobalt Should Be On Investors’ Radar

Apr 07 2011

Ahead of the Herd’s Rick Mills offers some insights into the nickel and cobalt market.


Material Matters: Silver And Coal Plus China And India

Apr 07 2011

A glance through the latest expert views and predictions about commodities with silver continuing to register record production, some coal contracts settled and an update on conditions in China and India.


Damn The Oil Market Speculators

Apr 07 2011

EconMatters’ Dian L. Chu discovers a strong disconnect between the price of oil and market fundamentals.


Uranium Fears Overblown?

Apr 05 2011

Spot uranium stabilised last week as the world continued to debate the fallout from Fukushima and Kazakhstan moved to limit supply.


Crude Oil Dynamics Have Changed, Probably Forever

Mar 30 2011

While Libya is the immediate focus of the oil market Barclays Capital suggests political tensions elsewhere in the MENA region will sustain market volatility.


Crude Support Probably Strong Below US$101/bbl

Mar 29 2011

Market analysts at FXCM view crude’s technical picture as indicating probable strong support below US$101 per barrel.



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