The Commodities Future Trading Commission oversees virtual currencies as commodities.
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After all, celebrities not only peddle commodities, but are commodities themselves.
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Shares of stocks tied to commodities led losses on the Bovespa, following commodities markets lower.
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In January, TP ICAP, which brings together buyers and sellers in financial, energy and commodities markets, bought SCS Commodities Corp, a U.S. energy and commodities broker for an undisclosed sum.
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While the strong dollar affected commodities across the board, investors in U.S. agricultural commodities appeared particularly worried.
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I went as Director of Commodities to a brokerage house, because I knew how to trade commodities.
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"The uncertainty is leading to liquidation," U.S. Commodities president Don Roose, referring to agricultural commodities including livestock.
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The first two are heavily weighted toward energy commodities; the third has equal allocations of 14 commodities.
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Now you say, why in the world they pick those three commodities, they're not the most important commodities.
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Goeff Blanning, head of commodities at Schroders Asset Management thinks that a new bull market for commodities has begun.
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Investors are focused on fundamentals in commodities markets, pushing industrial commodities, such as copper, higher, according to ANZ bank.
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Gold glittering even as other commodities tank Gold has performed well even as more economically sensitive commodities have not.
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He will help both the global markets and financing divisions in the commodities area to expand client relationships, reporting to Simon Grenfell, head of global markets commodities, and Dominique Fraisse, global head of energy and commodities.
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On commodities: "Where we are in the [business] cycle is the primary reason why we're bullish on commodities," Currie said.
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So I'm worried that we'll become products or commodities, and products or commodities are subordinated to particular functions or purposes.
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Commodities remain cheap on a historical basis, he wrote, and estimates commodities as a whole will see "strong performance" in 2017.
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"This time the pricing was aggressive," said Harish Galipelli, head of commodities and currencies at Inditrade Derivatives and Commodities in Hyderabad.
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Louis Dreyfus Commodities, the global commodities trader that owns cane refiner Imperial Sugar Co, did not respond to requests for comment.
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"We saw commodities prices down overnight...There was a bit of weakness in the space of commodities in general," Burton said.
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Several key commodities traders have left rival Goldman Sachs as the Wall Street firm seeks to turn around its struggling commodities unit.
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Before teaming up to acquire the refinery, Shear ran Morgan Stanley's commodities business and Amin traded commodities at Lehman Brothers and UBS.
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Lithium has been one of the few commodities for which prices have been sustained over recent months in the global commodities rout.
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International commodities traders in Brazil usually maintain business relationships with regional commodities companies aiming to source grains volumes destined for export markets.
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With the commodities business, we're very committed to serving our clients in the commodities space but that business has evolved a little bit.
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The Andurand Commodities Fund primarily invests in oil and oil-refined products but has a secondary focus on metals, other commodities and currencies.
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Those margins ranged from 3.14 percent for Cargill Co to 7.91 percent for LD Commodities Cotton LLC, a division of Louis Dreyfus Commodities.
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"We have the ambition to become a global commodities exchange," said Egbert Laege, EEX Group board member and its head of global commodities.
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Led by Edward Morse, global head of commodities at Citigroup, analysts looked at the possible events that could derail commodities markets in 2018.
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Today's global economy has created the best backdrop in "decades" for owning commodities, says Jeffrey Currie, global head of commodities for Goldman Sachs.
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DoubleLine Capital CEO Jeffrey Gundlach made a call for commodities on a webcast Tuesday, during which he predicted commodities would soon outperform stocks.
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Some banks suffered huge commodities losses during the financial crisis and performances since have been patchy, leading them to cut back on commodities operations.
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" He explained that commodities "tend to run these long price cycles" and that these "bear super cycles for commodities last on average 20 years.
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Prices for coffee, sugar, corn, meat and other major commodities have been falling thanks to lower oil prices and excess supply of many commodities.
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In fact, on average foodstuffs commodities would outperform raw material commodities by about 16 percent a mere six months after the spread would appear.
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In a note released late Monday, Goldman's commodities research team made an overall bearish call on commodities and reiterated its case to sell gold.
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Commodities continue to gain and a popular index, the Commodities Research Bureau CRB index was at a more than 2-1/2 year high.
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Commodities also came under pressure as the dollar strengthened and a new wave of trade tensions stoked fears of damage to economies and commodities.
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Goldman had its worst-ever quarter for commodities as part of a 40 percent decline in its fixed income, currencies and commodities trading business.
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Harish Galipelli, head of commodities and currencies at Inditrade Derivatives & Commodities in Mumbai, said India needed to find markets abroad to reduce its inventories.
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The bear market for commodities is over and it is time for investors to focus on this asset class again, according to a commodities analyst.
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Other major commodities producers and importers such as Russia and China have also long sought to increase the role of other currencies in commodities trading.
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The CRB is made up of 19 commodities components, 39 percent of which are energy commodities, 41 percent are agricultural and the rest are metals.
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Commodities trader Scott Shellady advises anyone trading soft commodities to be careful in the short term but in the long term wheat prices will stabilize.
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One of its traditional mainstays, the trading of bulk agricultural commodities, has struggled since the end, in around 2003, of a China-led commodities supercycle.
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At the previous expiry of the December contract, Louis Dreyfus Commodities BV and RCMA Commodities picked up 896 lots, or 44,800 tonnes, of refined sugar.
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"The government won't allow the strike to go on for long," said Harish Galipelli, head of commodities and currencies at Inditrade Derivatives & Commodities in Mumbai.
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CURRENCIES AND COMMODITIES Trade exposed Asian currencies and commodities sensitive to Chinese demand extended losses as economists made deep cuts to their China growth forecasts.
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It said Mitsui Bussan Commodities, the commodities trading arm of Japanese bank Mitsui & Co., cooperated with the LME and took disciplinary action against the trader.
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Commodities "And then lastly, I would probably say commodities as another liquid publicly traded asset class that provides a measure of inflation protection," he said.
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Several key commodities traders left Goldman Sachs Group Inc earlier this year, sources said, as the Wall Street firm seeks to turn around its commodities unit.
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TP ICAP reported a 1 percent fall in third-quarter energy and commodities revenue in November, with market conditions remaining particularly challenging in power and commodities.
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Lithium and cobalt may be "new school commodities" but they are no different than other commodities in being subject to the laws of supply and demand.
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The bourse would begin with eight commodities — six agricultural commodities, oil and gold — and that this small number would help promote high initial volumes, she added.
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"Given the correction in the stock market, interest is shifting in favour of gold," said Harish Galipelli, head of commodities and currencies at Inditrade Derivatives and Commodities.
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The bank reported its weakest commodities results in its history as a public company with declines in most areas of fixed income currency and commodities (FICC) trading.
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"Commodities futures markets have been very hot these days while there are very few opportunities in other markets, so mutual funds are looking into commodities," she said.
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"Commodities are volatile, more so than stocks, which means that adding commodities to a portfolio may increase real return volatility, offsetting the benefits of hedging," says Ilijevski.
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Many commodities-focused hedge funds lost out on trades in commodities and energy betting on higher prices in February, a separate report from industry tracker Eurekahedge showed.
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LONDON (Reuters) - New commodities trading company Javelin Global Commodities is aiming to ramp up its coal trading activities to grab market share vacated by retreating banks and utilities.
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One of the most consistent correlations in investing — the dollar goes up, commodities go down — is no longer a given, and that has commodities trader Dennis Gartman concerned.
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Swiss-based commodities trader Gunvor Group Ltd this year opened a natural gas trading desk in Connecticut, headed by a former director of natural gas for Freepoint Commodities.
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These pitfalls suggest a less perilous alternative for those seeking to benefit from commodities' rise: passively managed investments (ETFs abound) tracking companies that discover, develop and process commodities.
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COMMODITIES TO DISAPPOINT Much of the focus has been on China increasing its purchases of U.S. commodities as part of any deal, especially agricultural products such as soybeans.
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The deal is the latest move by commodities trader Trafigura to convert its investments in ship leases and ships that transport its commodities into shares of shipping companies.
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"Now global economic forces appear to be driving down demand for commodities, promising to prolong the time it will take for commodities to come into balance," the note said.
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The addition of commodities to an equity-only portfolio can lower the overall volatility, as commodities are "non-correlated" to equities and fixed income, the most popular investment classes.
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Commodities prices have since tumbled and ADM and rival agribusinesses are focusing increasingly on higher-margin businesses such as natural food ingredients and specialty commodities to boost slumping returns.
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"Caterpillar has a lot more exposure to commodities, and while commodities have been trending higher of late, these resource-related industries are much more boom and bust," Cramer said.
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On Friday, Dalian Commodities Exchange, one of four futures centers in China, will roll out a soymeal option, the country's first exchange-traded product of its kind in commodities.
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"The next year will be challenging for the government in ensuring farmers get decent realization," said Harish Galipelli, head of commodities and currencies at Inditrade Derivatives & Commodities in Mumbai.
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"There is more downside to agriculture commodities from the current level although oil and industrial commodities are likely to take a bigger hit," a Singapore-based grains trader said.
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"For Brazil, the virus will impact the trade balance as a hit to commodities exports and a fall in commodities prices will hamper export revenues," TS Lombard's Ferrarezi said.
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"All we did was copy that, and point it from old commodities, like stocks and bonds and oil and gas, to new commodities, like streetwear and watches and handbags."
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He suggests while there are some specific commodities which may face some downside pressure like soybeans and sugar, he sees more upside potential for many commodities, mainly energy or metals.
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LIVECHAT - COMMODITIES FOCUS Clyde Russell, Reuters Asia commodities and energy columnist, joins us at 21:269.39 am IST to discuss crude oil, metals markets and all the cues to watch.
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"It is a pretty tough mix of commodities of coal, manganese and aluminum," said Damian Rooney, a director of equity sales at Argonaut, referring to the commodities that South32 sells.
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Former Morgan Stanley Banker to Revive Phibro Name | Simon Greenshields, the former co-head of Morgan Stanley's commodities business, has acquired the name and assets of the commodities trading firm.
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The accumulative measures as well as concerns about liquidity in China, the world's top commodities market, triggered an exodus of cash from commodities on Wednesday, threatening a month-long rally.
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Currie, global head of commodities research at Goldman Sachs, said what's driving the breakdown of the correlation between the dollar and commodities is the lack of uncertainty in crude prices.
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Australia, a big producer of basic commodities, is among the most vulnerable economies should U.S. protectionism lead to a tit-for-tat reprisal from China, a key consumer of commodities .
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Goldman Sachs commodities strategists, led by Jeff Currie, have been overweight commodities since 22018, but they see a solid backdrop for gains to continue as inventories decline and demand grows.
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The groom, also 28, works in Kansas City, Mo., as a commodities trader for the Louis Dreyfus Company, an international commodities trading, processing and shipping company in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
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His thesis is that the relative performance of stocks to commodities goes through defined cycles, and that right now commodities are poised for a period of outperformance compared with stocks.
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While corn futures, wheat futures and futures on other food commodities such as soybeans trade on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, retail investors can more easily take positions on agriculture commodities through ETFs such as the DBA, which tracks agricultural commodities futures — specifically cattle, cocoa, coffee, corn, cotton, hogs, cattle, soybeans, sugar and wheat.
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The company runs metals group Liberty House and energy and commodities group SIMEC, with assets spanning steelmaking, aluminum smelting, engineering, renewable and non-renewable energy, commodities trading, shipping, property and finance.
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Jodie Gunzberg, S&P Dow Jones Indices global head of commodities, said in a note that "2015 will go down in history as one of the worst years ever for commodities."
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In 2017, a commodities trading firm called Tillage Commodities LLC, based in Connecticut, lost 64 percent of its total capital to business email compromise over the course of just 21 days.
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A severe downturn in commodities has already put BHP and Rio Tinto on watch for bargain acquisitions in a bid to take advantage of a severe slump in the commodities cycle.
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As rock bottom commodities prices and overcapacity weaken balance sheets at beleaguered commodities firms, trade insurers fear further pressure from payment delays and defaults in China and India, particularly in metals.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Global commodities trader Bunge Ltd (BG.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Swiss commodities trader Glencore Plc (GLEN.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - U.S. commodities trader Bunge Ltd (BG.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Embattled commodities trader Noble Group Ltd (NOBG.
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Revenue in the commodities sector at the 50 biggest investment banks was $4.3 billion last year, down from $15.9 billion in 2008 at the peak of the commodities cycle, according to Coalition.
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The global supercycle in commodities that has lost steam in recent years shows signs of revving up again, S&P Dow Jones Indices' global head of commodities and real assets said Friday.
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Simon Webb: Commodities and Energy Editor Since joining Reuters 15 years ago, Simon has covered the oil and commodities sector as a reporter and editor in London, Dubai, Singapore, and New York.
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He pointed specifically to mining and commodities trading firm Glencore, which has seen its London-traded shares fall nearly 70 percent in the last year amid sliding commodities prices and debt concerns.
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Part of this is likely to come from Goldman Sachs, traditionally one of the top three commodities banks, which is trying to turn around its commodities unit after revenues collapsed last year.
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Frase, also a former senior oil trader and commodities executive at Goldman Sachs Group Inc and JPMorgan Chase & Co, said he is considering bringing on portfolio managers and other commodities investing veterans.
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Russia's largest commodities exchange said on Wednesday foreign companies could now trade commodities or derivatives based on them without having a registered branch in Russia, following changes approved by President Vladimir Putin.
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The GFG Alliance runs metals group Liberty House and energy and commodities group SIMEC, with assets spanning steelmaking, aluminum smelting, engineering, renewable and non-renewable energy, commodities trading, shipping, property and finance.
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"The trade aims to promote a premium and discount pricing mechanism among different brands, grades and delivery regions of the commodities, and improve efficiency of commodities trading," ShFE said in a statement.
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"Commodities have been largely under-owned the last 10 years, so any pickup in inflation, commodities should do better," said the investor, who expects inflation to tick up in the decade ahead.
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If these changes continue, the clove, one of the earliest of commodities, could be endangered in its ancestral home by greenhouse gas emissions caused precisely by humanity's ever-expanding appetite for commodities.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - As rock bottom commodities prices and overcapacity weaken balance sheets at beleaguered commodities firms, trade insurers fear further pressure from payment delays and defaults in China and India, particularly in metals.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Nasdaq's commodities exchange plans to launch its day-ahead auction market for electricity in Germany, France and the Nordics around April 2020, its head of European Commodities told Reuters on Thursday.
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Set up in 1993, Gelin Dahua has 27 branches across the country and offers commodities futures broking in China's so-called "black" commodities: coking coal, coal, copper and steel, according to its website.
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HAMBURG, March 13 (Reuters) - Swiss commodities trading group ECOM has reached agreement to purchase the factory of German grinder Euromar Commodities GmbH which declared insolvency in December, Euromar's insolvency administrator said on Monday.
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The commodities market has set itself up for a self-defeating rally, Jeff Currie, global head of commodities research at Goldman Sachs, told CNBC on Thursday, as U.S. crude closed down 1 percent.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Several key commodities traders are leaving Goldman Sachs Group Inc, sources said on Wednesday, the latest wrinkle as the Wall Street firm seeks to turn around its struggling commodities unit.
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The VaR is a risk-reward indicator that measures the commodities exposure of Wall Street banks, which typically group commodities revenue under the fixed income category and do not break out the sector.
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"All hedge funds, including commodities, that are being scrutinized for near-term performance are coming under pressure," said Jonathan Goldberg, founder of one of the best-known energy-focused hedge funds, BBL Commodities.
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In commodities, spot gold added 0.3% to $1,283.81 an ounce.
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"We're bullish on commodities," Goldman's Currie told CNBC's Joumanna Bercetche.
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Before joining Uber, Chapin was a Goldman Sachs commodities trader.
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So, maybe a Homeland Security advisor is overseeing commodities now.
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The Commodities Futures Trading Commission has oversight over Bitcoin futures.
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Within such an economic system, policies could become sellable commodities.
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Capitalism thus turns workers into commodities and denies their humanity.
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Lowering barriers to buy and sell agriculture and industrial commodities.
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For real estate, commodities and infrastructure, individual managers are included.
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This index measures the demand to transport dry commodities overseas.
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The commodities space will experience change due to the expansion.
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Shanghai traded commodities also plunged, catching up with global drops.
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Second, commodities can be a safe haven during tough markets.
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And that, now, has taken Tillage Commodities Fund offline temporarily.
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The demand for commodities has also filtered through hedge funds.
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Countries not blessed with commodities have worries of their own.
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Its weekly chart indicated that commodities could have upward momentum.
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Computers have become fungible commodities, just like HDTVs before them.
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For most commodities, prices would then rise, encouraging more production.
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GDAXI advanced 1.1 percent while Britain's commodities-heavy FTSE 100 .
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FICC trading refers to fixed income, currencies and commodities trading.
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As long as commodities lag, so does the Russian economy.
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Prices of commodities, including gold and silver, have been skyrocketing.
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Southern Resources and Commodities could not be reached by phone.
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Like many major commodities, iron ore usually trades in backwardation.
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Commodities trader Vitol bought a cargo for delivery over Dec.
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It was an investigation of fraud on the commodities exchange.
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Commodities and emerging markets stocks aren't doing very well, either.
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A key source of income is exported commodities, namely minerals.
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Commodities remain the weak link in the stock market rally.
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"Commodities broadly should underperform CPI because" of technology, he said.
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Commodities has always supposed to have been on the list.
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Fixed income, currency and commodities trading revenue rose 22 percent.
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The rallying dollar dragged commodities, including gold and oil, lower.
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Commodities account for more than half of Australia's export revenue.
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Appreciation of the dollar will keep downward pressure on commodities.
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For some investors sliding commodities can result in debt bargains.
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The global rout in commodities is beating up banks worldwide.
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Net and a former global head of commodities at Bloomberg.
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These factors have spurred a rally in China's commodities markets.
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Both are highly valuable commodities in the world of cybersecurity.
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Bolsonaro is content with China purchasing Brazil's commodities, like soy.
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If the [commodities] business fails, it will be a disaster.
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It provides silence, solitude, darkness: the rarest commodities we know.
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In commodities, oil prices crept higher on the trade optimism.
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The CFTC, on the other hand, regulates them as commodities.
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Szymanski's job is to review commodities at ports of entry.
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This caused commodities in general to fall almost 5 percent.
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Other commodities also benefited as a sense of calm prevailed.
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Like many companies in the commodities business, Horsehead has stumbled.
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We didn't predict another collapse of oil and commodities prices.
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Commodities King Dennis Gartman is bearish on crude oil again.
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What were once rights, in other words, have become commodities.
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Industrial commodities tend to benefit from sharper appetite for risk.
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Yes, but: Commodities analysts generally predict prices well below that.
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It hasn't been this ugly for commodities since the 28s.
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They execute trades using equities, bonds, currencies, commodities, and futures.
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Recent weakness in commodities like copper further Maley's cautious stance.
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This might apply to commodities, which can be downright esoteric.
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China is a key destination for Australia's exports of commodities.
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They get butts in seats, and you get precious commodities.
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Wednesday's dovish Fed meeting has put a bid behind commodities.
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Now, McDonald's targets are commodities firms, brokers, and their executives.
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"Commodities are indispensable resources for the industrial economy," Fang said.
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Seelig was previously heading strategy for commodities at the company.
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Commodities trader Vitol bought a cargo for delivery over Dec.
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Politicians, however, dream of doing more than exporting unrefined commodities.
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HOW COULD ERRATIC RAINFALL AFFECT INDIA'S TRADE OF FARM COMMODITIES?
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"There is no change in Tereos Commodities' strategy," he said.
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Commodities are useful in hedging against inflation, Mr. Wolle said.
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She later began dabbling in commodities — or so she said.
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Particularly the impact it can have on things like commodities.
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Because soon leisure time and nighttime became commodities to monetize.
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Glazer's top picks include small cap value stocks and commodities.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Agricultural commodities trader Archer Daniels Midland Co (ADM.
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On the commodities front, oil prices traded mixed on Tuesday.
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There are over $28503 trillion in commodities exported every year.
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In commodities, spot gold dropped 0.5% to $1,468.00 an ounce.
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In commodities, spot gold dropped 0.6% to $1,466.43 an ounce.
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"History says it's commodities, equities, bonds and cash," he said.
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Stocks, bonds, and commodities trading, as well as investment banking.
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There is a long tradition of games named after commodities.
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Tariffs and commodities were also on Sunday's agenda, he said.
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They've benefitted from currency and commodities gains, according to Bloomberg.
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In March, it raided units of global commodities trader Glencore.
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"Soft commodities companies (get) a lot of exposure to the rising prices of soft commodities, many of which are denominated in emerging currencies that are going to depreciate with this unexpected event," he explained.
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"At the time of sowing, rainfall was good, but many regions did not get follow-up showers or received too much rain," said Harish Galipelli, head of commodities and currencies at Inditrade Derivatives & Commodities.
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Commodities are also attractive because as the business cycle ages, high levels of demand deplete supplies, creating a "scarcity premium," which is now showing up in the futures market for 13 of 24 commodities.
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TP ICAP, which brings together buyers and sellers in financial, energy and commodities markets, said SCS dealt with crude oil futures, soft commodities, petroleum and refined products, natural gas options and crude oil options.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Goldman Sachs Group Inc , once one of the most active banks in commodities trading, has cut 10 roles to further downsize its global commodities trading division amid rising costs and shrinking profits.
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" According to this "super-cycle" theory, commodities tend to trend in the same direction for many years, and gold is one of these trending commodities that historically "has generally tracked past commodity super-cycles.
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"Demand has been overtaking supply as the determining factor for iron ore prices, that's a reason why the price is stronger," said a commodities trader specialising in bulk commodities such as iron ore and coal.
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HAMBURG, May 2 (Reuters) - Swiss commodities trading group ECOM has received approval from German cartel authorities to purchase German cocoa grinder Euromar Commodities GmbH which declared insolvency in December, Euromar's insolvency administrator said on Tuesday.
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Jumps in the futures prices on commodities markets can take months to trickle down to the real world, and if the commodities surge subsides, then the price of eggs in local markets may not budge.
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Goldman Sachs has been seeking to turn around its struggling commodities unit by hiring a number of executives after reporting the weakest commodities results in its history as a public company in the second quarter.
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LONDON, March 7 (Reuters) - Goldman Sachs, once one of the most active banks in commodities trading, has cut 10 roles in its global commodities trading division, two sources familiar with the matter said on Thursday.
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Singapore-listed Noble, once a global commodities merchant with ambitions to rival the likes of Glencore and Vitol, has shrunk to its Asian roots as a hard commodities player along with freight and LNG businesses.
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Banks do not disclose their commodities revenues but financial analytics firm Coalition estimates the top 12 banks generated commodities trading revenue of less than $4 billion in 2018, down from nearly $16 billion in 2008.
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That offset declines in G10 FX, securitization, emerging markets and commodities.
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"Prices slumped heavily last week," Commerzbank commodities analyst Carsten Fritsch said.
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That's good for commodities markets, but only up to a point.
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In commodities, U.S. crude fell 21 cents to $58.83 per barrel.
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A recent Goldman Sachs note bullish on commodities also added support.
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Australian stocks rode a rise in commodities to gain 23.5 percent.
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Many food products and other essential commodities will not be taxed.
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All of the trade in commodities is evaluated in US dollars.
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It would also dampen earnings for US companies with commodities exposure.
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Coffee is one of the biggest traded commodities in the world.
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Prices in commodities like steel and copper ticked up in anticipation.
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The extraction of physical commodities has an unseemly air to it.
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That might mean the stock market sells off, commodities sell off.
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Helping to weigh oil and other commodities, the U.S. dollar advanced.
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He also cautioned that investors need to be selective with commodities.
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Bonds and commodities also fell until the market bottomed this February.
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Freeport is hardly alone in getting battered by plummeting commodities prices.
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Freeport's salvation may come from a rally in the commodities markets.
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As China has less demand for commodities, their prices have fallen.
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A weaker dollar can boost oil and other dollar-denominated commodities.
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Meanwhile, other once-celebrated commodities have lost their claim to fame.
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Some commodities may have existed since before the dawn of mankind.
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However, a modest improvement can be seen in allocation to commodities.
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"It is a bounce based on the commodities bounce," he said.
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Commodities: Gold will appreciate even if it doesn't surge, Ruskin said.
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There are many reasons to consider adding commodities to a portfolio.
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If the U.S. dollar weakens, commodities will likely get a boost.
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"My wife doesn't need another bag," said Jeff, a commodities broker.
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Barclays' commodities team also expressed doubts about a lasting move higher.
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This caused commodities in general to fall almost 5 percent .TRJCRB.
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He said this year's rally in commodities was a slightly overblown.
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The pit trades metal futures in commodities like copper and aluminum.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. agricultural commodities trader Archer Daniels Midland Co (ADM.
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Some of those important commodities include iron ore, coal and gas.
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Revenues for fixed income, currency and commodities were slightly below projections.
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A stronger dollar generally makes commodities costlier for other currency holders.
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He pleaded guilty in April to commodities fraud and wire fraud.
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Elsewhere a bounce among commodities-related stocks was a bright spot.
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That paralysed trading of farm commodities and dragged prices down further.
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It's a commodity, and it's really hard to compete with commodities.
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"Dancing with the Stars" live show tickets are generally hot commodities.
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"Commodities are sometimes the canary in the coal mine," said Sonnenfeldt.
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At present, foreign companies have limited access to China's commodities markets.
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None of these are commodities and all have fiercely loyal customers.
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China is the leading importer of the broad range of commodities.
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Johannesburg shares of commodities Glencore slipped 2.2 percent to 65.43 rand.
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Argentina, nearly 70 percent of export income is derived from commodities,
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But China's months-long commodities rally is showing signs of crumbling.
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"Our macroeconomic view remains firmly bearish," said commodities brokerage Marex Spectron.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. agricultural commodities trader Archer Daniels Midland Co ADM.
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For Wasserman, it is one of LA2028's most valuable commodities.
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As spices became less lucrative, Dutch colonists turned to other commodities.
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Commodities make up around 60% of the value of its exports.
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In commodities, U.S. crude slipped 0.5 percent to $50.09 a barrel.
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Not helping risk sentiment were sharp falls in commodities and equities.
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The program includes $1.2 billion in purchases of commodities, including pork.
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Is the Fed about to give commodities a much-needed boost?
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In commodities, oil prices fell on concerns about rising U.S. output.
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The reduced expectations of a Fed hike also lifted other commodities.
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For example, EM (emerging markets), commodities, and even the overall market.
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We had a huge move in commodities that hurt the dollar.
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In commodities, crude oil prices felt pressure from a stronger dollar.
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Cramer does have concerns with the recent run in commodities, though.
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In commodities, U.S. crude fell 13 cents to $58.91 per barrel.
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And the only impact there on commodities is lower fuel costs.
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In commodities, U.S. crude fell 42 cents to $58.62 per barrel.
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"Silver is a funky commodity," longtime commodities trader Andy Hecht commented.
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However, blaming the commodities slump on supply alone would be inaccurate.
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We see supply growth easing across base metals and bulk commodities.
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"When oil rises, all other commodities rise as well," Gunzberg said.
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These names tend to outperform in a time of commodities decline.
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Animals at Farm Sanctuary are treated as individuals and not commodities.
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A weaker dollar makes commodities cheaper for buyers holding other currencies.
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In commodities, Brent crude added 0.19% to reach $63.38 per barrel.
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Lower commodities costs also helped margins in the quarter, Waller said.
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Mehra's firm will invest in commodities including oil, one source said.
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In commodities, oil prices rose slightly, supported by a weaker dollar.
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That is the same as throwing commodities at a brick wall.
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These commodities account for just 28 percent of total farm receipts.
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Trade policy risks also add to the inflationary pressure in commodities.
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Casturo, the outgoing commodities operating chief, first joined Goldman in 1998.
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The two commodities generate the highest export earnings for the country.
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That paralyzed trading of farm commodities and dragged prices down further.
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"We're swimming in grain." said Don Roose, president of U.S. Commodities.
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The dollar weakened, as commodities like copper and oil sold off.
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Jochumsen also oversaw the launch of NFX, Nasdaq's U.S. commodities exchange.
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Few commodities are as dependent on Chinese spending as iron ore.
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Prices for both commodities were higher, in line with market fundamentals.
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It will also purchase surplus commodities for distribution to food banks.
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In the art market, Avedon's photographs can be high-priced commodities.
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Chinese investors piled into Chinese commodities markets, betting prices would rise.
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The decline in commodities also hurt some energy companies, including Williams.
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Barclays and Credit Suisse in 2014 exited from most commodities trading.
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Mercuria is one of the world's largest traders of physical commodities.
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The recovery in oil markets has helped other commodities, he added.
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Commodities trader Trafigura took a stake in the mine last year.
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It was a time when people were treated like cheap commodities.
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The speed at which those became commodities is another key point.
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But commodities are another market which has had a bumper year.
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On the commodities front, oil prices slipped after advancing on Monday.
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We've also made a lot of progress on commodities and agriculture.
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Mr. Hall earned his fortune making large bets in commodities markets.
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The conflation of popular and high-art commodities was classically Warholian.
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These were known commodities, and none came at a bargain price.
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Commodities, the raw materials that fuel the global economy, dipped too.
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Iraq's main commodities port of Umm Qasr is located near Basra.
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Global demand for beef, one of Brazil's top commodities, is growing.
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But in mid-2015, the commodities trading commission ended the practice.
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In this period, the region was buoyed by a commodities boom.
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In commodities, spot gold was little changed at $1,527.46 an ounce.
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Other commodities shipped on the river include minerals and wood products.
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Fixed income, commodities and currencies trading revenue decreased by 46 percent.
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ARE YOU STILL LONG COMMODITIES AND ARE YOU SHORT ANY EQUITIES?
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GTI has that rarest of commodities in an affordable car — soul.
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Jeffrey Gundlach is a big believer in commodities as an investment.
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Right now, these ETFs aren't the only bullish call on commodities.
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A weaker dollar on Monday also helped commodities prices to firm.
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Oil and gas stocks closely track the price of underlying commodities.
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N), the food processor and commodities trader, or Bunge Ltd (BG.
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He pointed to a shortage of commodities and double-digit inflation.
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But Cargill has been less aggressive with other commodities, he said.
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Buying only sustainably grown commodities would mean a more limited supply.
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Prices of key agricultural commodities such as hogs and soybeans rose.
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On the commodities front, oil prices extended gains seen on Tuesday.
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"Commodities are down, currencies are down" and emerging markets are down.
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A weaker dollar often boosts oil and other dollar-denominated commodities.
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"It's on the table," Lehman said at the Reuters Commodities Summit.
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Africa has been worryingly dependent on commodities to power economic growth.
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Conversely, a strong dollar often decreases the dollar price of commodities.
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Societe Generale commodities strategist Mark Keenan repeated that warning on Friday.
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In other words, almost all commodities receive little to no assistance.
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In Brazil, for instance, Brazil's real is highly correlated with commodities.
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This has allowed for the importation of basic commodities and medicine.
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Currently, a lot of banks are involved in speculation on commodities.
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Japanese trading companies have benefited from higher prices for commodities such as oil and coal, while their results also reflect healthy earnings in non-resource segments which they have strengthened since the last commodities down-cycle.
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OSLO, Aug 22 (Reuters) - Nasdaq's commodities exchange plans to launch its day-ahead auction market for electricity in Germany, France and Nordics around April 2020, its head of European Commodities Georg Aasen told Reuters on Thursday.
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Guo Xiaoli, who has 28 years of experience in the commodities sector, was appointed chief executive of the spot commodities platform being developed in southern China by Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd, a statement said.
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"Supplies from local crop will start rising only from April onwards and there was risk of prices rising (further) due to thin supplies," said Harish Galipelli, head of commodities and currencies at Inditrade Derivatives and Commodities.
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Commodities trader Noble Group has warned it will post a net loss in the fourth quarter and for the full-year 703, after taking a $1.2 billion hit from adjustments as commodities prices continued to tank.
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"I think we have seen the end of low commodity prices as funds are expected to focus on commodities in 2018, with strong economic growth," said Terry Reilly, senior commodities analyst with Chicago-based Futures International.
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As a producer of basic commodities used in the world supply chain, Australia would have much to lose should U.S. protectionism lead to a tit-for-tat reprisal from China, a key consumer of several commodities.
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Some points to keep in mind about materials: By owning materials funds while the world continues to grow, investors can position for returns enabled by commodities growth — one step removed from the melees of commodities exchanges.
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The London-listed miner has led rivals in a recovery from a 2523-21 commodities crash through operational improvements helped by new technologies, investing modestly in high return projects and exposure to a range of commodities.
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We are witnessing a "near-mirror-image" of the dollar/commodities relationship that was particularly pronounced three years ago, when the dollar was surging and commodities-centric stocks such as energy and materials took a hit.
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"Trade frictions weigh on future demand expectations so you're naturally going to get caution on asset allocations for commodities on the whole and base metals in particular," said Colin Hamilton, director of commodities research at BMO Capital.
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Ole Hansen, head of commodities strategy at Saxo Bank, says that fears of a trade war have clobbered prices of the most globally traded commodities, notably copper, as short positions by speculators have surged (see chart 2).
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The new fund, Academia Capital, will focus on commodities, currencies, interest rates, and equities and seek to leverage differentiated insight in commodities, China and emerging markets, and U.S. monetary policy/macroeconomics, Szpakowski said in an emailed statement.
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The Swiss commodities trading house has hired Chris Morran, a treasurer for rival commodities firm Mercuria Energy Trading, in the latest move to expand its footprint in the United States, according to sources familiar with the matter.
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On the surface, Beijing's decision to target commodities may seem a strategically sound move: By definition, commodities are interchangeable, so the Chinese marketplace should be able to swap out its U.S. imports for those from another country.
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Global Broking revenue for the third quarter was in line with a year earlier, TP ICAP said, adding that energy and commodities revenue was down 1 percent, with market conditions remaining particularly challenging in power and commodities.
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Farmers are inclined to expand the area under wheat as its prices are more stable than any other crop due to government buying, said Harish Galipelli, head of commodities and currencies at Inditrade Derivatives & Commodities in Mumbai.
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This is because the dollar is the benchmark for pricing and buying commodities, so a weak dollar means it costs more dollars to buy commodities and a lesser amount of the currencies of the resource-producing countries.
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"Look at what has happened to commodities, the dollar has collapsed, commodities have exploded, they have done nothing but go straight up," said Ken Polcari, Director of the NYSE floor division at O'Neil Securities in New York.
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USDA's reports have long been a key reference for global commodities markets.
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He recommends that investors look into commodities like gold at this time.
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Other sectors on the insurer's radar were commodities and oil and gas.
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The key concentrations to watch remain exposures related to China and commodities.
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During the same time stocks and commodities have continued to perform well.
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SEC and the Commodities Futures Trading Commission no longer able to regulate
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But in the current context, all skills, all creative abilities, are commodities.
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There will be stricter regulations on British commodities entering the European market.
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However, it struggled to hold gains as stocks and other commodities tumbled.
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Thanks to the Trump Shutdown, government workers are queuing for donated commodities.
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And these people to them, not just the children, they&aposre commodities.
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Industrial commodities are falling Many investors pay attention to oil and gold.
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In commodities, U.S. crude futures rose 0.25 percent to $69.68 per barrel.
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"It's a combination of strong commodities and a weak dollar," he said.
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Technically-driven buying in crude and a commodities rally also boosted oil.
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Magesvaran Suranjan: As a global company, it'll be foreign exchange and commodities.
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The bank appointed Cengiz Belentepe as global head of commodities, financial markets.
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First, the price of palm oil has collapsed like most other commodities.
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The crop is leading a surge in most soft commodities this month.
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Its fixed-income, currency and commodities revenues were flat, also at $1.7bn.
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Graf worked previously at McKinsey & Co as a mining and commodities expert.
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As ever, demand from China remains the biggest swing factor for commodities.
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In commodities markets, U.S. crude rose 72 cents to$56.90 per barrel.
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In commodities markets, U.S. crude rose 17 cents to $56.30 per barrel.
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"Just the supply-demand balances across commodities is significantly tighter," he said.
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The drop in mining stocks came despite a rise in commodities prices.
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That could perpetuate the age-old pattern of overexpansion in commodities markets.
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But in recent times drought and a commodities slump have stymied growth.
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Many investors have turned toward commodities during times of global economic uncertainty.
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Mr Glasenberg failed to spot a commodities-price wobble coming in 251.
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In commodities markets, spot gold slipped 0.1 percent to $1,319.33 an ounce.
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The big traders largely squandered the commodities boom of the past decade.
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Goldman offered the following explanation for its selection of 'new economy' commodities.
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This system privileges known commodities while sidelining emerging artists and untested content.
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"It may not be appropriate just to run to commodities," Cheng said.
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In the commodities space, oil prices fell on Monday during Asian hours.
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The rails and commodities also tend to shine with better economic sentiment.
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S. buyers by reducing the effective cost of commodities priced in dollars.
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In commodities, base metals were stronger, with copper futures up 1.5 percent.
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But the bank did face challenges fixed income, currencies, and commodities trading.
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In contrast, the CSI 300's sensitivity to commodities fluctuated, Axioma found.
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Commodities also fell on worries that trade friction could slow global growth.
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What is more, the commodities bust was not quite what it seemed.
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They make bets on a daily basis on the direction of commodities.
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Of course, the role of speculators in commodities is an old story.
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L). Yancoal won a bidding war against commodities giant Glencore PLC (GLEN.
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Besides transit, Turkey is also a very important consumer of commodities itself.
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China has also cut off imports of key Canadian commodities, hurting farmers.
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Prices of other commodities, particularly metals, have also slumped over the year.
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Materials were also down 26 percent as global growth slowed commodities imploded.
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Reporting by Charlotte Greenfield and Bangalore Commodities Desk; Editing by Hugh Lawson
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Exporters of other commodities have not reported any issues at the border.
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Energy and commodities were high on Washington's list of products for sale.
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A stronger dollar makes commodities more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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It was Hong Kong's biggest seizure of "strategic commodities" in two decades.
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Emerging markets and commodities gave world growth a lift for a while.
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High-powered CPUs and GPUs that sip battery life are commodities now.
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"The strategic case for commodities remains solid", Goldman said, downplaying recent volatility.
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Here's your full data rundown of the carnage in stocks and commodities.
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Commodities-related stocks were in demand as metals and oil prices rose.
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Investors added $156 million during the week to precious-metals commodities funds.
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The service can analyze feelings on currencies, equities, commodities, and countries themselves.
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In commodities, crude oil slipped back after pushing higher overnight in Asia.
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Hamish Smith, commodities economist at Capital Economics, also expects prices to fall.
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Religare's securities business includes securities and commodities broking, and depository participant services.
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The weaker dollar briefly caused a rise in commodities and commodity stocks.
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Rising prices of commodities, including petrol and diesel, led to the rise.
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The declines in mining shares come despite recent upward moves in commodities.
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Energy and commodities are high on Washington's list of products for sale.
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HNA has moved increasingly into commodities and logistics in the past year.
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Commodities strategist Oliver Nugent at Citi said the news was modestly bearish.
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AS THAT HAPPENS, LESS OF A NEED FOR SOME OF THESE COMMODITIES.
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AND THEIR LOWER GROWTH THAT CHANGED FLOWS AROUND THE WORLD OF COMMODITIES.
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We've got a combination of things happening as it relates to commodities.
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CWT Commodities USA is a unit of Singaporean logistics firm CWT Ltd.
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The slumping commodities prices have created difficulties for smaller natural resource companies.
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That concern was fanned by sharp falloffs in commodities prices, particularly oil.
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But investors in U.S. agricultural commodities appeared to be far more worried.
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Many outsiders think of Brazil primarily as a huge exporter of commodities.
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US commodities regulators subpoenaed both Bitfinex and Tether in December of 2017.
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South America is still reeling from the bursting of the commodities bubble.
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On the commodities front, oil prices were moderately higher after Monday's fall.
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"This affects the quality of commodities and also farmers' earnings," Kalema said.
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This includes owning minority investments in mines and warehouses that store commodities.
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Never mind that manipulation of commodities markets is very difficult to do.
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Commodities have been on a tear of late, with a strong outlook.
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Several commodities sank for a second day, including gold, silver and copper.
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He understood that an economy might oversupply some commodities, if not all.
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He also noted that commodities, specifically metals, are down broadly on Tuesday.
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There is also a fundamental case for investing in commodities, Gundlach said.
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Stocks around the world were down on Wednesday as weaker commodities weighed.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated commodities more expensive for non-U.
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Sectors including properties, commodities, and finance all dropped more than 2 percent.
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In commodities, U.S. crude was down 0.3 percent to $65.94 per barrel.
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Commodities were delivered by air, off-road vehicles and even on foot.
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Stronger dollar makes greenback priced commodities expensive for buyers holding other currencies.
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Many farm commodities are trading below support prices set by the government.
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Pinto cited "good performance" in rates, commodities and the corporate credit business.
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Additional federal funds and commodities will not be provided during the shutdown.
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Mr. Hall earned his fortune making large bets in the commodities markets.
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Global stock markets, commodities and risky forms of debt plummeted; volatility skyrocketed.
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Commodities were also supported by the dollar's pullback from two-week highs.
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The two commodities account for half of Australia's exports by dollar value.
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There are two finite commodities in a political campaign: time and money.
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On the commodities front, oil prices extended losses after edging lower overnight.
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The firm traded 106 million tonnes of commodities last year, he said.
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Commodities exporters will not see the same boost as in previous periods.
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A lower U.S. currency makes dollar-denominated commodities cheaper for non-U.
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The gains have been fuelled by a rally in commodities, notably coal.
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In ancient Europe and Asia, sugar and tea were relatively scarce commodities.
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Goldberg's BBL Commodities Value Fund lost 14.2 percent in July, Reuters reported.
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Paper towels are one of the most underappreciated commodities of modern life.
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Material stocks continued to drag amid sustained weakness in the commodities market.
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Sectorwise, U.S. positions in materials, energy, industrials, commodities and financials would outperform.
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"We're an enormous producer of both of those commodities," he pointed out.
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The relative losers generally have been energy, commodities, traditional retail and financials.
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China agreed to resume purchases of some U.S. farm and energy commodities.
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Mr. Hunt, 37, is an independent commodities trader in Manhattan Beach, Calif.
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Barrick did not specify which "key commodities" it was increasing inventory of.
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They formed a new commodities-trading hedge fund, Lake Shore Asset Management.
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Many African countries are already reeling from declining oil and commodities prices.
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Herbert was a rationalist — at the time, he was a commodities trader.
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Tereos Commodities also has offices in France, Switzerland, Singapore, Brazil and India.
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Tereos Commodities also has offices in France, Switzerland, Singapore, Brazil and India.
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Concerns about demand from China are also weighing on commodities like copper.
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In commodities, Brent crude was off 13 cents a barrel at $59.20.
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S. trade tensions, with China being a key buyer of Australian commodities.
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In commodities, oil prices also dipped on wariness over U.S.-China talks.
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It also appointed a new head of its trading unit Tereos Commodities.
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Online rating systems have made otherwise smart people view books as commodities.
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Commodities trading companies have returned to the Samurai market to raise funds.
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Other ETFs tracking commodities like metals and China exclusively also dramatically underperformed.
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Crude oil could hit $55 a barrel, commodities king Dennis Gartman said.
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Louis Dreyfus Commodities then acquired Imperial Sugar for $78 million in 2012.
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In commodities, Brent crude shed about 0.1 cent to $58.66 a barrel.
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Liew was permanently banned from trading in commodities in CFTC-regulated markets.
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The expansion of coronavirus is weighing on the commodities and markets overall.
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"Unborn children are not commodities to be bought and sold," they wrote.
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Many of the goods listed as targets are agricultural or industrial commodities.
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But commodities were also getting swept up in a broad market volatility.
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DOLLAR: A weaker greenback makes dollar-denominated commodities cheaper for non-U.
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Commodities funds took in $1.4 billion, their best showing since July 2016.
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The broad recovery in commodities this year has boosted South African miners.
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Commodities also fell on worries that trade frictions could slow global growth.
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These policies have also had the effect of transforming migrants into commodities.
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On the commodities front, oil prices extended losses after last session's declines.
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A stronger greenback typically puts pressure on dollar-denominated commodities like oil.
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Jefferies cuts rating to hold from buy COMMODITIES AT 7:00 a.m.
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In commodities, Brent crude was down 23 cents to $65.95 a barrel.
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Dollar weakness typically encourages purchases of dollar-denominated commodities like crude oil.
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Hedge funds and money managers are getting more constructive on energy commodities.
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Mining and energy stocks fell, as oil tumbled and other commodities declined.
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Futures prices for the commodities often shoot up on reports of frost.
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"Clearly, the sentiments are against any companies dealing in commodities," Kumar said.
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Andurand Commodities Fund lost 20.9% in October after predicting prices would rise.
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To him, his paintings were not commodities; they were stories of life.
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If not, a trade war starts and it is bad for commodities.
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That has exaggerated the spread between commodities and equities, Morris said, as passive investors in commodities lose money when the managers of commodity indices sell cheaper contracts as they come due for physical delivery, then buy costlier futures.
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Their dominance is a reflection of the interest among China's burgeoning middle class for investments in the country's vast commodities market – many of the crude oil traders also dabble in other commodities such as iron ore and steel.
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U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission rules mean public companies must track the source of commodities designated conflict minerals in their supply chains in an effort to combat the financing of militia in countries like the commodities-rich DRC.
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Goldman's revenue from fixed income, currency and commodities client execution was $1.12 billion for the fourth quarter, down 8 percent from the prior-year period primarily on "significantly lower" earnings in commodities, the bank said in a statement.
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Global investors added to their allocation of commodities this month, according to a survey carried out by Bank of America Merrill Lynch, which said the jump in exposure to commodities in March was the largest ever on record.
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SAO PAULO, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Brazil's Banco BTG Pactual SA expects to sell its remaining 20 percent stake in commodities trading firm Engelhart Commodities Trading Partners (ECTP) by year-end, Chief Executive Roberto Sallouti told analysts on Monday.
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While there's a risk that a purge of hedge funds might hit liquidity, traders say the CSRC has a big advantage in the commodities market: commodities are based on physical products with sale prices in the real world.
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Katie Benner COMMODITIES Analysts will watch first-half results from the Swiss trading and mining giant Glencore on Thursday for signs of the extent of its recovery from the pounding it took from falling commodities prices in 2015.
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Commodities revenue had been on a steady downward trajectory since the global financial crisis as heightened government regulation and poor performance made the top banks shrink their commodities businesses, peaking at $15.9 billion in 2008, according to Coalition.
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Commodities revenue had been on a steady downward trajectory since the global financial crisis as heightened government regulation and poor performance made the top banks shrink their commodities businesses, peaking at $15.9 billion in 2008, according to Coalition.
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The Congressional Research Service just released an important report showing that, from 85033 to 2016, just six commodities received 94 percent of the farm program support, and these six commodities accounted for only 28 percent of farm receipts.
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The index of 19 commodities is down nearly 7 percent this year after dropping by a quarter in 2015 to hit its lowest level since 2002 in December, as commodities ranging from iron ore to oil took a battering.
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Bishop was a portfolio manager at Kingdon Capital from 1995 to 1998, where he specialized in cyclical stocks and commodities, and from 1992 to 1995, he was managing director of Tiger Management, also specializing in cyclical stocks and commodities.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - DoubleLine CEO Jeffrey Gundlach said on Wednesday that his best investment idea for the new year is commodities, against the backdrop of increasing global economic activity and the valuation attractiveness of commodities relative to U.S. stocks.
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They must report to the Justice Department evidence or allegations of violations of the wire fraud statute, securities and commodities fraud statute, and anti-spoofing provision of the Commodity Exchange Act in Bank of America's Global Markets' Commodities Business.
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Macquarie combines this commodities business with financial markets and energy under an overall "Commodities and Global Markets" umbrella, which accounted for 21 percent of the bank's A$2.2 billion ($1.7 billion) in profit for the year to March 31.
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During a commodities boom mainly spurred by China's hunger for infrastructure in the years leading up to the global financial crisis, many investors boosted allocations to commodities to capture strong emerging market growth while diversifying from equities and bonds.
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However, for Schroders' Blanning the commodities sector has already witnessed a turning point.
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First, one of the most traditional safe-haven assets, metal commodities like gold.
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It is a major player in markets for a number of agricultural commodities.
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" He added: "Commodities, real estate, they may act differently, but they're really equities.
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In other energy commodities, heating oil fell 1.82 cents to $1.067 a gallon.
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Weakness in the dollar makes dollar-denominated commodities cheaper for other currency holders.
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Commodities prices have slumped, decreasing the chances of a big payday for Syngenta.
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But, as money gushed out of bonds it went into commodities and cash.
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That's particularly valuable to commodities investors that bet on factors like crop yields.
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Oil and mining-related stocks were outperformers, lured higher by firmer commodities prices.
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DOLLAR: A lower U.S. currency makes dollar-denominated commodities cheaper for non-U.
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China's massive economic growth since the 90s produced a "super cycle" for commodities.
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Cohn has been at Goldman for 25 years and previously worked in commodities.
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Higher oil prices pushed up the commodities-heavy small and mid-cap indexes.
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He&aposs actually providing a back door to North Korea, providing some commodities.
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In commodities, crude oil prices remained under pressure after sliding sharply on Wednesday.
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In commodities, crude oil prices trimmed some of their sharp losses suffered overnight.
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But the decline slowed in recent years as the global commodities boom retreated.
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In commodities, oil prices slipped on Thursday after edging higher the previous day.
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As part of that, he expects money to flow from bonds to commodities.
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It has also said it would concentrate all its commodities businesses in Oslo.
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Its chief executive said that the election of Trump could boost commodities demand.
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Exports are recovering rapidly, boosted by higher prices for coal and other commodities.
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A stronger real can discourage producer selling of dollar-denominated commodities like coffee.
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"Risk assets and commodities are focused on the forward growth trajectory," he said.
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He added that concerns over slowing demand for commodities in China is overblown.
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THE difficulties facing Noble Group, a beleaguered Hong Kong commodities trader, are multiplying.
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Mining stocks bucked the trend, helped along by a tick-up in commodities.
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China's hunger for Indonesian coal and other commodities has abated in recent years.
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In commodities markets, U.S. crude was down 0.2 percent at $71.68 a barrel.
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One example is the frenzy over commodities and emerging markets in 2004-10.
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"They contain high-value commodities like copper, zinc, silver and gold," he said.
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The company, Africom Commodities Pty Ltd, disputes Kapika's claims about what went wrong.
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They demand more nutrients from plants in return for their valuable mineral commodities.
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Industrial users of the relevant commodities said the compromise struck the right balance.
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Australia's economy has long been dependent on China's appetite to import its commodities.
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In the past, it sold commodities and then split the proceeds with customers.
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Some fear the commodities market could follow a similar boom-and-bust pattern.
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But tighter U.S. and European regulations have made commodities trading difficult for banks.
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Reporting by China commodities team; Writing by Josephine Mason; Editing by Richard Pullin
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In commodities, gold hovered near a six-month peak at $1,344.51 an ounce.
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"The rain is much needed now," said Don Roose, president of U.S. Commodities.
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Robin Korkki worked as a commodities trader in Chicago, the Chicago Tribune reported.
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Agricultural commodities have suffered collateral damage from trade tensions between America and China.
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In commodities meanwhile, Brent crude was down 0.1 percent at $56.94 a barrel.
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Agriculture and commodities gyrate on rising trade war fears ** Tech down 1.3 pct.
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Consolidation has been spurred by high inventories and low prices for agricultural commodities.
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In commodities, U.S. crude futures were up 0.25 percent at $75.48 a barrel.
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That will not occur if one of the most visible commodities, oil, struggles.
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China is not just capturing commodities in nations like Nigeria and South Africa.
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A third of all of China's loans to Africa are secured by commodities.
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The drop in commodities is being felt throughout the energy sector and beyond.
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Its investments are ever-more ephemeral, progressing from commodities to movies to arbitrage.
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But it's still an open question if cryptocurrencies, like bitcoin, are actually commodities.
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The commodities-linked stocks index fell 2.9% to its lowest in seven months.
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So to keep percentage allocation unchanged, the macro funds have to buy commodities.
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Absolute Software Corp : BMO cuts to market "perform" COMMODITIES AT 7:13 a.m.
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The clear winners though have been commodities and most things linked to them.
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Very few of those commodities do they have some sort of competitive edge.
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A weaker dollar makes greenback-priced commodities cheaper for importer holding other currencies.
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In turn, that lifted emerging markets, whose economies are highly depending on commodities.
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Notwithstanding Tuesday's rally, some prominent banks in commodities said oil prices looked overstretched.
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In commodities, gold hovered near a six-month peak at $1,348.9 an ounce.
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Other concentrations include exposures to commodities and India, respectively at USD8523bn and USD2852bn.
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Investors can trade currencies, commodities, indices and contract for difference (CFD) stocks online.
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Noble was also hit by a commodities downturn that started in late 2014.
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It also mines copper, gold and other commodities, and its shares have fluctuated.
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Commodities differ from equities, he says, because their prices are ruled by fundamentals.
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But commodities continue to slide, especially coal, which affects Norfolk Southern in particular.
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Cramer traced it all back to the relationship between commodities and the dollar.
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High stocks of many commodities and growing domestic production dampened demand for imports.
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Eric Lee, commodities strategist at Citigroup, said Wednesday oil could fall below $20.
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This has been reflected particularly acutely in the energy and other commodities sectors.
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That helped to boost the prices of commodities, which are denominated in dollars.
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Trader Tim Seymour said he would buy commodities stocks if markets fall more.
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Its rise compounded a slump in commodities - which are traditionally priced in dollars.
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A long decent in commodities and massive flows out of gold ETFs followed.
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Historically, "commodities perform the best when the Fed is raising rates," Goldman said.
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The Pentagon maintains 37 mineral commodities as part of the Defense National Stockpile.
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A key source of income for the North is exported commodities, namely minerals.
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Both ratings actions follows S&P's price assumptions for commodities, the agency said.
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Energy and materials sectors finished in positive territory, buoyed by gains in commodities.
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The two steelmaking commodities each soared by their 6 percent limit on Monday.
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Power forwards stabilised at new highs set on Thursday as related commodities retreated.
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Still, both commodities are well above some of the lows seen in 2016.
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MUNCHIES: Tell me a little bit about the history of food-commodities trading.
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Will the new regulations passed in Europe change commodities trading in the US?
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Commodities prices were also clawing back having been dented by the revitalised dollar.
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They didn't define what was meant by a lack of background in commodities.
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In commodities, oil prices were mixed U.S. crude up 2 cents at $60.73.
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COMMODITIES, emerging markets and inflation expectations may all have reached a turning point.
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Goldman's unusually large exposure to commodities trading also hurt its fixed income business.
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Overall, 6900 percent of all farm commodities produced in the U.S. are exported.
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This is what we'll generally use for fruits, vegetables, that kind of commodities.
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But for now, the impact of BRI on commodities appears to be negligible.
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For years OPEC member Angola relied on commodities trader Trafigura for fuel imports.
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UL], the global commodities trader that owns cane refiner Imperial Sugar Co [LOUDRI.
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In commodities, oil prices slid back from nine-week highs hit on Aug.
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The dollar also rallied against a basket of currencies, pressuring commodities like gold.
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Since mid-February stocks and commodities have rallied and spreads have narrowed again.
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Euronext's main commodities derivatives are its milling wheat, corn (maize) and rapeseed contracts.
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Workers appeared to perceive a corporate culture that increasingly viewed workers as commodities.
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In commodities, Brent crude futures were up 26 cents at $75.63 a barrel.
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Utilities was one of Europe's top performing sectors, along with retail and commodities.
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But their work is so full of risks from weather to commodities pricing.
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The Fed pointed to costs rising from commodities like oil, steel and lumber.
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Furthermore, some emerging markets are tethered to dollar-denominated commodities such as oil.
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It also underperformed provinces less dependent on commodities, such as Ontario and Quebec.
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Geopolitics remained a focus in commodities markets, with oil prices trading slightly lower.
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In other energy commodities, heating oil was effectively unchanged at $1.515 a gallon.
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The commodities boom that propelled rapid Brazilian growth over many years has ended.
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The U.S. dollar's rally is having an unusual effect on the commodities market.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Commodities trader Trafigura is joining forces with shipping firms Frontline (FRO.
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Revenues from the equity markets and commodities division dropped by 60.2% to 104m.
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Barclays Commodities Research's balance indicates a return to surplus on average next year.
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He also sees opportunity in commodities, inflation-indexed bonds and international equities vs.
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Allocation to commodities hit a new eight-year high as oil prices gained.
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Those assets can be an index, a stock, foreign exchange or commodities products.
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In commodities, U.S. crude futures were up 0.4 percent at $75.60 a barrel.
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The profit contribution from its Commodities and Global Markets segment fell 23 percent.
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Though in commodities, base metals were stronger, with copper futures up 1.5 percent.
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The mines will remain shut until prices of the commodities revive, Rao said.
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Thanks to better policies, some countries have adjusted smoothly to lower commodities prices.
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COMMODITIES CRUNCHED Oil prices fell sharply for the second day in a row.
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A weaker greenback makes dollar-denominated commodities cheaper for holders of other currencies.
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These dyes were some of the most expensive commodities in the ancient world.
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In other commodities trading, heating oil fell 2 cents, to $1.16 a gallon.
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The sector suffered another setback after global commodities prices slumped starting that year.
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The Thomson Reuters CRB commodities index fell 20 percent to six-year lows.
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Starbucks' bathrooms and free Wi-Fi are precious commodities for most city dwellers.
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They've become commodities, so we don't have the same relationship with them anymore.
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Mining stocks rose for the sixth straight session buoyed by strong commodities prices.
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The board is already working on several new standards covering markets and commodities.
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The mining sector, most of whose constituents export commodities to China, rose 3.13%.
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It's still where a surpassing majority of agricultural commodities are grown and processed.
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A stronger U.S. currency weighs on greenback-denominated commodities such as oil futures.
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A higher U.S. currency makes dollar-denominated commodities more expensive for non-U.
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In commodities, oil prices dipped after settling at a two-week high overnight.
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As the dollar strengthens, investors can retreat from dollar-denominated commodities like oil.
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This in turn helped support prices of commodities, which are denominated in dollars.
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That move prompted commodities giant Glencore Plc to quit the project last year.
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U.S. food companies have also recently begun flagging higher commodities and transportation costs.
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Yes, it takes discipline to trade commodities and a sharp, street-savvy mind.
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A decade later, he was hired at J. Aron, the Goldman commodities unit.
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Online marketplaces like StockX have turned rare Jordans and Yeezys into tradable commodities.
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Prices of key industrial commodities such as crude oil and copper have slipped.
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If a commodities slump indicates impending economic issues, tech may have a problem.
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The red line shows easy to speculate commodities, which includes oil and copper.
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Not surprisingly, one of the most precious commodities has become a ticket out.
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When it falls, commodities become cheaper for holders of other currencies, boosting demand.
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But the fund continues to actively invest in stocks, bonds, commodities and currencies.
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China, the world's largest consumer of oil, has also been weighing on commodities.
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"Women are commodities for such men," she said, speaking from years of experience.
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Fears of a demand collapse caused by recession are weighing heavily on commodities.
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Digital Asset Holdings is run by Blythe Masters, JPMorgan's former head of commodities.
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Unlike with commodities, this has been a one-way bet, not a cycle.
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"August is never calm," said Michael Cohen, Barclays head of energy commodities research.
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Higher commodities and unfavorable foreign exchange rates have hindered Ford in recent quarters.
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First, the global growth fears that rocked the stock market spilled into commodities.
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The miner is actively drilling and exploring for 8 commodities across 17 countries.
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China's announcement also concerns other agricultural commodities, particularly wheat, frozen beef and cotton.
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The bank said it had further reduced its loans to the commodities industry.
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Hog futures — along with other commodities — rose 1% on news of the deal.
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The top eight gainers in the FTSE 100 index were commodities-related stocks.
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She is a director of principal investments for Freepoint Commodities in Stamford, Conn.
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Both water and brine are scarce commodities in the world´s driest desert.
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HKEX is now working on setting up a commodities trading link with China.
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However, Ed Morse, Citigroup head of commodities research, says that could be temporary.
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"With commodities, like anything else, there are no easy answers," Mr. Kadnar said.
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Meanwhile, the dollar index is holding above 90 cents, putting pressure on commodities.
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The state lags its Gulf Coast neighbors in the value of commodities shipped.
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When it comes to European industries, commodities were under the greatest pressure Tuesday.
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In commodities, U.S. crude futures were up 0.35 percent at $75.56 a barrel.
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Investors have rotated into macro-themed "reflation" investments, such as industrials and commodities.
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In the commodities space, US oil prices climbed to a three-month high.
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Reporting by Bengaluru Commodities Desk, Writing by Nafisa Eltahir, editing by Louise Heavens
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But volatility as an asset class, like equities, bonds, commodities, or even currencies?
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On the commodities front, oil prices moved in the same direction as stocks.
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After leaving U.S. Steel, he gained a strong reputation as a commodities trader.
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Crawford is chairman of the Agriculture Subcommittee General Farm Commodities and Risk Management.
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You've all heard about the freight inflation and some of the other commodities.
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Bitcoin hit another record Monday, but commodities whiz Dennis Gartman still isn't buying.
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The two commodities are needed for the production of lithium 6, he said.
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"It's unwise to think timber alone fills the bucket for commodities," he said.
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And that's not a good thing, according to Dennis Gartman, the commodities king.
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Those big four globally-traded commodities are responsible for 40 percent of deforestation.
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Less red tape gives people back the most precious of all commodities: time.
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In fact, he says many commodities seem to be bouncing off their lows.
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A weaker dollar makes dollar-denominated commodities cheaper for holders of other currencies.
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KRAFT HEINZ CEO SAYS COMMODITIES PRICE IMPACT WILL CONTINUE INTO Q1 - CONF CALL
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Bodies, time, energy, creativity, love — all become commodities to be priced and sold.
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Instead of offering point spreads, World Sports Exchange operated like a commodities market.
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A collapse in crude oil prices sent commodities down more than 15 percent.
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These range from powering seasonal labor markets, selling insurance, and driving commodities trading.
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These four charts show how much Chinese demand for various commodities has grown.
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WATCH: An analyst takes a look at how Irma could affect key commodities.
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Prices for other industrial commodities such as copper, nickel and steel have declined.
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StockX, a site that treats coveted consumer goods like sneakers as tradable commodities.
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The commodities trading team sent flowers, a tightly packed cluster of white orchids.
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Some remain nervous about China's economic growth and negative implications for commodities demand, there are genuine fears about a pullback given how much basic resources have already gained and the U.S. dollar's strength looms large as it makes commodities more expensive.
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Wheat production will fall in 183 as scanty rains have curtailed water supplies in canals in Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and the western state of Gujarat, said Harish Galipelli, head of commodities and currencies at Inditrade Derivatives & Commodities in Mumbai.
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Japanese trading companies have benefited from higher prices for commodities such as oil and iron ore SH-CCN-IRNOR62, while their results also reflect healthy earnings in non-resource segments which they have strengthened since the last commodities down-cycle.
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In that case, former Bank of America Merrill Lynch precious metals traders Edward Bases and John Pacilio are charged not only with wire fraud in connection with alleged spoofing, but also with conspiracy to commit commodities fraud and criminal commodities fraud.
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Many of the world's largest commodities producers, including oil-rich countries like Saudi Arabia and Venezuela, or corporate behemoths like the Swiss company Glencore, are suffering after borrowing large sums of money at ultralow interest rates during the commodities boom.
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Hawkish comments from several Federal Reserve officials last week put investors on guard for the possibility of at least two rates increases this year, triggering a widespread correction across commodities and bolstering the dollar, the currency in which commodities are denominated.
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MOSCOW, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Swiss grain trader Solaris Commodities said on Monday it had appointed Pedro Nonay as its commodities director with the focus on developing the company's strategy in trading in physical grain and securities for Russian and foreign grain.
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SINGAPORE, April 24 (Reuters) - U.S. commodities trader Castleton Commodities International's Singapore-based executive director of light end products will leave in April and it is unclear what Castleton's plans are for naphtha and other light products, industry sources said on Tuesday.
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Cote d'Ivoire outperforms peers on a number of external finance indicators, but export revenues are heavily dependent on agricultural commodities (cocoa exports accounted for 45% of goods exports in 1103), although the diversity of commodities exported mitigates this risk partly.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China may open up its commodities futures markets to overseas and financial investors, the country's securities regulator said, as the world's top consumer of many raw materials seeks to play a larger role in setting global commodities prices.
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"Those were up on the comparable quarter, and that was primarily due to the strong performance of the commodities platform in our Commodities and Global Markets, which was partially offset by lower investment-related income," Wikramanayake said at the AGM.
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Since China is one of the world's largest commodities importers, its slowing economy is having a ripple effect on global commodities prices, which can also hurt the company's equipment sales in the mining and oil and gas industry, for example.
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Revenue in the commodities sector at the 50 biggest investment banks was $4.3 billion last year, the lowest in more than a decade and down from $15.9 billion in 2008 at the peak of the commodities cycle, according to Coalition.
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"It's clear in our discussions that there's a big niche for discovering the price of alumina in China and that will extend to a whole bunch of other commodities," Chamberlain told the Reuters Global Commodities Summit in London late on Wednesday.
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Infrastructure investments would require the use of copper and other commodities and "customers are recognizing, 'Hey there's going to be some price volatility that we hadn't factored in before,'" Derek Sammann, CME's head of commodities and options, said on the webcast.
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In addition to metal commodities, safe-haven currencies are also a destination for money.
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To gain further insight, Cramer turned to Carley Garner, a technician and commodities expert.
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"Trumponomics" could create demand for commodities, but what is being overlooked is Chinese demand.
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China is Brazil's largest trading partner and the No. 1 buyer of Brazilian commodities.
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But similar relationships between spreads and inventories exist in other commodities including Brent crude.
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But oil prices pared losses and offered support to assets like stocks and commodities.
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S. buyers of dollar-denominated commodities at a disadvantage, weighed on crude oil prices.
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More money is made from basic commodities like oil than elite products like truffles.
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Prior to China launching the investigation, the two commodities were trading nearly at parity.
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China, whose stimulus package spurred this year's commodities rally, is the biggest potential buyer.
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Commodities like oil and gold rebounded on the weaker dollar, which favours non-U.
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Among the main commodities, Brent oil futures nudged back up towards $68 a barrel.
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There are also acres of cheese, milled flour, and other bulk food grade commodities.
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"The somewhat stronger dollar (is) weighing on the commodities space," Commerzbank analyst Daniel Briesemann.
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There was little, if any, focus on more purchases by China of U.S. commodities.
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A weaker dollar makes greenback-denominated commodities less expensive for holders of other currencies.
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Augusta, about 150 miles from the Atlantic Ocean, is a terminal serving bulk commodities.
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Apart from Goldman Sachs, few banks have large exposure to physical commodities any longer.
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Besides oil, it reports and provides pricing on commodities including coal, gas and fertilisers.
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China and other countries have slapped tariffs on a variety of U.S. agriculture commodities.
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"We can and will invest in making our core commodities more competitive," he said.
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Initially focused on oil, Geneva-based Mercuria has been progressively diversifying into other commodities.
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The industry also has been rocked this year by rising commodities and transportation prices.
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Higher prices for imported iron ore, oil and other commodities also played a part.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Executives at a metals warehouse firm owned by commodities group Glencore (GLEN.
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Money would flee to greener pastures in offshore accounts, commodities, or even under mattresses.
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A stronger dollar erodes purchasing power for those paying for commodities with other currencies.
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The mining subindex declined 1.6 percent amid the recent drop in prices of commodities.
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Analysts at ANZ said strong Chinese trade data in March improved sentiments towards commodities.
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Particularly worrisome is the fact that damage in the market is spreading beyond commodities.
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Average losses exceeded 22015 percent for portfolios that concentrate on energy and other commodities.
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A firmer real can discourage producer selling of dollar-denominated commodities such as coffee.
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Like other commodities, oil has rallied from multi-year lows hit early this year.
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In truth, D.F.S. is more like the stock market, with athletes instead of commodities.
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When African American women started being hot commodities, they started hiring African American women.
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Those banks, along with Citigroup, benefited from increased trading in bonds, currencies and commodities.
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"It's weather and more weather," said Craig Turner, a commodities broker for Daniels Trading.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated commodities more expensive to holders of other currencies.
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Growth in currency derivatives followed close behind commodities with a 27% CAGR since 2005.
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In commodities, oil prices were held back by concerns over U.S.-China trade tensions.
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MM) for 10.5 billion euros ($13 billion) to Qatar and commodities trader Glencore (GLEN.
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The government has been seeking ways to encourage farmers to invest in those commodities.
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One is Glencore, the world's biggest commodities trader, which mines it in South Africa.
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The firm takes big risks, which clobbered it when commodities crashed in 2013-16.
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But concerns about Chinese growth and a subsequent commodities tumble left the securities struggling.
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He noted that the bank had reduced its exposure to commodities by 21 percent.
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That could further hurt global growth prospects, hitting demand for oil and other commodities.
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Wednesday's pullback was concentrated on steel and steelmaking futures, but other commodities also slipped.
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A stronger dollar makes greenback-denominated commodities more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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The agency did clarify that bitcoin and ether are commodities, regulated by the CFTC.
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The exchange had previously said it would extend the tracking system to other commodities.
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The drop in commodities prices is being felt throughout the energy sector and beyond.
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Aside from oil and lean hogs, 2019 has been a tough year for commodities.
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Commodities were under pressure with crude oil, precious metals and some base metals correcting.
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The strong dollar will exacerbate lower prices for commodities in addition to crude oil.
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Both agencies raised concerns about the company's liquidity and the overall depressed commodities market.
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Since currencies have traditionally been correlated to commodities, he is holding tight for now.
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Timber industry supporters see the forest as a vast storehouse of valuable wood commodities.
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As with other commodities, prices for bodies and body parts fluctuate with market conditions.
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In the commodities market, spot gold was 0.3 percent higher around $1,223.00 an ounce.
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Resource imports were strong, a major reason prices for bulk commodities have been rising.
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Metal commodities on the London Metal Exchange were mixed as of 4:25 p.m.
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The ongoing rout in the commodities market, however, has offset benefits from the sale.
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In turn, that would stabilize gold and other commodities and avoid further economic disruption.
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In fact, that has been the "biggest development" in the commodities space, he said.
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"Some of these commodities are pretty plentiful, like bauxite for instance," noted UBS's Morgan.
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In commodities, Brent crude settled $1.53, or 2.95 percent, lower at $50.31 a barrel.
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But the programme failed to get traction as a commodities downturn cut investor appetite.
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The three commodities represent about 171 million acre of farmland in the United States.
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Stock futures were higher in Wednesday trading, as higher commodities prices lifted stocks globally.
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Helping to ease the volatility will be a coming rebound in commodities, Golub argues.
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Prices are fixed, and a port will usually only sell a handful of commodities.
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Commodities expert Dennis Gartman made a similar observation on CNBC "Worldwide Exchange " on Friday.
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Nasdaq Commodities and Nasdaq Clearing are both part of U.S. exchanges operator Nasdaq Group.
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Agrochemicals companies have been consolidating, partly due to falling commodities prices hitting farm incomes.
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"Volatility should continue, and I see the emerging markets and commodities dropping," Gordon said.
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Ultimately, your overall portfolio may benefit from commodities in the wake of inflationary pressures.
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Goldman in July posted the weakest commodities results in its history as public company.
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Commodities, which enjoyed gains as the dollar weakened, were steady as it edged up.
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A lower U.S. currency makes dollar-denominated commodities cheaper for holders of other currencies.
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He believes commodities prices will stabilize, boosting miners like BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto.
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Property, stocks, bonds, commodities — funds slosh their way from one asset to the other.
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The broader decline in recycled commodities also reflects the strengthening of the U.S. dollar.
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When excluding glass and organics, however, the average decline for commodities was 14 percent.
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Emerging markets have been badly beaten as commodities prices have fallen to multiyear lows.
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AND SO IT'S NOT SURPRISING THAT COMMODITIES HAVE IMBALANCES AND YOU HAVE RAPID MOVES.
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The commodities trader said on Friday that $579 million of the deal had closed.
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Material firms, however, extended losses, falling 0.8 percent, amid continued weakness in commodities market.
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A stronger dollar makes dollar-denominated commodities more expensive for those holding other currencies.
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A stronger dollar makes dollar-denominated commodities more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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DOLLAR: A rising U.S. currency makes dollar-denominated commodities more expensive for non-U.
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And right on cue, the prices of oil and other commodities are accelerating sharply.
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In commodities, oil prices dipped as investors priced in growing worries about Chinese growth.
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In the commodities market, oil prices retreated in the afternoon, retracing a morning advance.
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Tipples joined the bank in 2010 from RBS Sempra commodities business, which JPMorgan bought.
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The metals markets are still reeling from the bursting of the commodities supercycle bubble.
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Money and commodities must reach civilians, not those involved in the industry of death.
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Most important was the skyrocketing demand for commodities, which Brazil exports in large quantities.
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The fees at stake in fixed income, currencies and commodities (FICC) are far lower.
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Some might also be involved in brokering mortgages, commodities trading or insurance, as well.
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Both men have also made a mint turning everyday objects into sought-after commodities.
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These are not the commodities that the United States should make easier to export.
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Is the bear market in commodities and emerging-market stocks coming to an end?
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Soon after, it bought a stake in Vermillion Asset Management, a commodities investment manager.
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The two men also spoke about the prices of oil, minerals and other commodities.
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Casturo will remain as head of EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) commodities trading.
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The tailwinds from Chinese commodities and tech products demand, however, appear to be fading.
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A stronger greenback makes it more expensive to buy dollar-denominated commodities like oil.
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"The container ship market is becoming the way to transport commodities internationally," Karatzas said.
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Commodities guru Dennis Gartman is not backing off his dramatically bearish stance on bitcoin.
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Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents connect buyers and sellers in financial markets.
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First, America's "strong dollar" policy makes U.S. ag commodities more expensive in global markets.
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Commenatary by Michael D. Cohen, director and head of energy commodities research at Barclays.
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He was previously head of corporate risk solutions, encompassing private rates, foreign exchange & commodities.
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A stronger greenback makes dollar-denominated commodities more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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For years he covered his company's general overhead budget by playing the commodities market.
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A decade ago, Brazil was prospering, amid a boom in oil and other commodities.
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El-Erian said cryptocurrencies likely won't be currencies at all but more like commodities.
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A creep higher in commodities prices could also change expectations next year on inflation.
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The return of risk appetite also played out in the currencies and commodities complex.
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Even though she reaped big rewards on the commodities market, the experience was unnerving.
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On the commodities front, oil prices were steady after climbing in the previous session.
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That would leave the market "fairly disappointed," said Warren Patterson, commodities strategist at ING.
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Today, the city's economy rests on three main commodities: stone crabs, alligators and airboats.
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Consider its major exports to China: mineral, energy and agricultural commodities; education; and tourism.
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First, the global growth fears that sent stock markets careening lower spilled into commodities.
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But the company has run into further trouble with the downturn in commodities prices.
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Until postwar America, kids were commodities and often used to help with family support.
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Outside OTC, bourses such as EEX and NASDAQ Commodities offer cleared and anonymous marketplaces.
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Risks have also emerged from the supporting downstream industry related to mining and commodities.
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The comical image of a pair of lovers, reduced to cheap commodities, is unmistakable.
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The bride's father is a commodities columnist in Greenwich for TheStreet's Real Money Pro.
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His father retired as a commodities trader at Woodbine Capital Advisors in New York.
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The conglomerate owns commodities trading, mining, metals, power generation and renewable energy assets worldwide.
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Mr. Koons's sculptures have always been covetable commodities as well as comments on commodification.
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The price of tourist commodities depends more on the dollar than on the peso.
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It ditched much of its commodities business — a unit now causing headaches for Goldman.
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Eze: Eze is building a used smartphone market that functions like a commodities exchange.
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In the 1980s he was named a governor of Comex, a commodities futures exchange.
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The country's commodities firms are thus sensitive to developments in U.S.-China trade talks.
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In commodities, spot gold came off recent highs to trade at $1,525.6 an ounce.
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In commodities, spot gold came off recent highs to trade at $1,529.6 an ounce.
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In commodities, spot gold came off recent highs to trade at $1,524.4 an ounce.
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Commodities like oil can provide a glimpse into the health of the world's economy.
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In 2017, 39 million tons of iron ore and other commodities shipped from there.
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It's a good with two properties absent in other commodities, including schools and roads.
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Shows like "Seinfeld" and "The Office" have become hot commodities in the streaming wars.
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The government wants to expand tourism to reduce the economy's reliance on raw commodities.
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"It's really crazy these markets," said Carsten Fritsch, commodities strategist for Commerzbank in Frankfurt.
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"For them to get tighter we need to have commodities going stronger," he said.
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Like body snatchers, commodities and images have hijacked what we once naïvely called reality.
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Many commodities staged a strong rally at year's end, making analysts even more bullish.
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Many parts of the emerging world — such as Latin America — are dependent on commodities.
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"It was the algo traders," said Arlan Suderman, chief commodities economist at INTL FCStone.
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Illiquidity also amplifies swings: bitcoin is four times more volatile than risky physical commodities.
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Standard Chartered, of course, a lot of focus on trade as well as commodities.
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The finding implies that right now commodities look wildly undervalued on a valuation basis.
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It is intended for commercial exports of agricultural commodities, food, medicine and medical devices.
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China's other suppliers of agricultural commodities will not be impacted by the Sino-U.
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Onex Corp: RBC raises to top pick from outperform COMMODITIES AT 7:00 a.m.
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WHETHER IT'S TECHNOLOGY TRANSFERS OR IP OR OWNERSHIP OR COMMODITIES, THEY NEVER SAY YES.
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