Daily FNArena News - Commodities

Uranium prices dropped more than 5% in January, with the spot price now back to March 2009 levels.

Precious metals reaped a bountiful harvest over an economically troubled 2009, but with global economic recovery now on the cards, what does 2010 hold in store?

The uranium market continues to slide, with even below market offers unable to attract buyers.

Barclays believes investors hoping for a positive scenario for US NatGas prices this year are in for a crude shock.

While many ascribe the recent ups and downs of oil to speculation, data from Danske also singles out the tight correlation oil has with the euro.

While opinions may be divided on the prospects for gold over the year ahead, sector preferences are fairly consistent.

The U3O8 spot price has tumbled more than 1.5%, attracting new demand, reports TradeTech.

2009 was a roller-coaster year for oil, but one thing we learned was that oil under US$70/bbl won’t work for the industry any more.

Commodity price support is shifting from hopes of an economic recovery to real expectations of increasing demand.

The spot uranium market is only slowly coming to life into the new calendar year.