Daily FNArena News - Commodities

The recent rally in the US dollar has pushed down gold prices, but a number of factors sees Standard Chartered expecting the price to rise.

As anticipated earlier this week, Ux Consulting has left its spot U3O8 price unchanged at US$64.50.

No deals occurred, so no price changes for uranium over the past week.

This week gold broke its significant 50-week moving average. The week isn’t over yet. Will it recover?

Spot uranium has remained at US$64.50 over the week past, TradeTech reports.

Barclays Capital says China is unlikely to experience any great post-Olympic commodity hangover as domestic demand remains strong and growth projects will continue.

Danske Bank sees recent weakness in commodity prices as a correction driven by lower oil, but fundamentals still support a bull market.

The spot uranium market is busier than usual this time of the year, industry consultant TradeTech reports.

With Freddie & Fannie threatening to blow up, why aren’t we back over US$1000/oz?

Industry consultant TradeTech left its weekly spot price indicator for U3O8 unchanged.