Other Commodities

In the dynamic world of finance, hedge funds are often at the forefront of market movements, capitalizing on emerging trends and seizing opportunities as they arise. In recent weeks, a notable strategy has emerged among hedge funds: selling off winning energy …

In the realm of precious metals, volatility is no stranger. Yet amidst the fluctuations, one metal is asserting its prominence: silver. Recently, a report by ANZ has shed light on the silver market's resilience and its potential to outshine gold.

In December 2016, a group of mining executives found themselves in the grand Palacio de las Garzas in Panama, discussing the progress of the country's most significant project in a century—the Cobre Panama copper mine. However, warnings from the president …

In a recent address at the Ecosperity conference in Singapore, Rio Tinto chairman Dominic Barton raised alarm bells over the inadequacy of global mining investment to support the ongoing energy transition. Barton highlighted the critical role of minerals such …

Cocoa, often dubbed as the "food of the gods," continues its upward trajectory in the global commodity market, reaching yet another milestone amidst persistent supply challenges in West Africa. This article delves into the factors driving cocoa prices to new …

In a surprising move, BMO Bank quietly abandoned its longstanding policy restricting lending to the coal industry in late 2023. This significant policy shift garnered attention after West Virginia Treasurer Riley Moore omitted BMO from a list of financial …

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is poised to revolutionize various industries, and its impact is extending to commodities markets as well. One such commodity is copper, which is expected to see a significant increase in demand by 2030 due to the proliferation of …

The pursuit of a critical minerals agreement between the United States and the European Union is once again at an impasse. Despite concerted efforts, the anticipated accord is unlikely to materialize during this week's high-level trade and technology meeting …

The next global conflict may not be sparked by tanks or fighter jets—but by a shortage of one obscure, unsexy metal that underpins nearly every weapon system used by Western militaries.

Copper, often referred to as "Dr. Copper" for its predictive qualities regarding global economic health, has been making headlines recently. The metal has surged to an 11-month high, reaching $9,089 a ton on the London Metal Exchange. This surge is primarily …