"Commodity funds don't invest directly in the commodity but in their commodity future contracts," says Jackson.
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"The old adage in the commodity pits is 'the best cure for high commodity prices is high commodity prices'," said Yardeni.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission says bitcoin is a commodity.
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What glues the commodity seller to the commodity buyer is the relationship.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission declared it a commodity, just like gold.
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A 19-commodity Thomson Reuters/Core Commodity CRB Index , was down 1.5 percent.
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That he was seen as a hot commodity or at least a commodity.
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Commodity currencies including the Aussie were also helped by recent firmness in commodity prices.
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Commodity currencies including the Aussie were also helped by recent gains in commodity prices.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission decided in 2015 to classify bitcoin as a commodity.
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Morgan Stanley's commodity strategist Susan Bates said gold is the firm's No. 1 commodity pick.
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With commodity prices falling, that means the strength plays out in the commodity FX space.
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You see, the commodity Weinstein's companies produced was a very valuable commodity to the world.
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Diamonds are a precious commodity—but a commodity nonetheless, and so subject to price swings.
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Exchange-traded funds with a diversified range of physical commodities include iShares S&P GSCI Commodity-Indexed Trust, PowerShares DB Commodity Index Tracking Fund and United States Commodity Index Fund.
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But bitcoin is not a commodity, while gold has been a commodity for thousands of years.
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"The S&P is much more of a commodity producer than a commodity user," Bianco said.
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MUMBAI, July 3 (Reuters) - India's National Multi Commodity Exchange (NMCE) will merge with Indian Commodity Exchange (ICEX) creating the country's third biggest commodity exchange, they said in a statement on Monday.
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Lipton said commodity-exporting countries should recognize that commodity prices might remain permanently at lower levels and should increase the efficiency of public spending, strengthen fiscal institutions and increase non-commodity revenues.
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Other commodity prices have also been weak; the Bloomberg commodity index is at a 12-month low.
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"There's plenty of uncertainty out there," said the bank's commodity and Asia-Pacific commodity head, Dominic Schnider.
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Lighthizer said the specific targets for each commodity won't be made public to avoid affecting commodity markets.
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The CFTC said in 2015 that bitcoin constitutes a commodity under the Commodity Exchange Act (CEA) and should be subject to the same rules applicable to all participants in the commodity derivatives market.
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"As with any commodity, the more dollars chasing that commodity, the higher the prices will be," he said.
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"Objects of commodity swap trades in the DCE will include futures prices and commodity indexes," the exchange said.
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Commodity firms are also cautious on spending as the industry recovers from a multi-year commodity price slump.
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Several commodity contracts have taken off in recent years, such as iron ore on the Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE).
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Finance: The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is moving forward with new financial reporting requirements for commodity pool operators.
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A separate commodity regulation would subject five commodity groups to STB economic regulation for the first time in two decades.
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By no means is it completely flat and across the board, it's very much commodity by commodity, product by product.
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Global commodity flows on a net basis in January rose by $3.3 billion, bringing total commodity index assets under management (AUM) to $903 billion, according to a new report by RBC Capital Markets commodity strategist Christopher Louney.
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But recent news that Glencore, one of the world's largest commodity traders, is being investigated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission for possible corrupt practices, opens a new enforcement front that commodity firms need to be wary of.
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First, the exchange must have surveillance-sharing agreements with significant markets for trading the underlying commodity or derivatives on that commodity.
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And finally, a rising dollar usually results in declining commodity prices, and many emerging-market nations are dependent on commodity exports.
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"Rio Tinto's exposure to commodity prices is diversified by virtue of its broad commodity base," it said in its results statement.
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The standard measure of 22 major commodity prices (the CRB index) shows that commodity prices fell by nearly 23% from Jan.
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Advocates say the rule is also needed to help mitigate commodity price fluctuations and social conflicts that arise from commodity-related activities.
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"The commodity was down peak to trough 24 percent from early June and the commodity was only down 8 percent," he said.
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"The extended downturn in oil and other commodity prices is affecting commodity-related activities, particularly the marine and offshore sector," Heng said.
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We've seen a very significant downdraft in commodity prices overnight, and it's those commodity-exposed sectors that are keeping the performance tight.
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Hernandez said the current commodity rout - widely attributed to a slowdown in China – was more vicious than previous periods of commodity turmoil.
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Investors scrambled to take advantage of this year's rebound in many markets after the 19-commodity Thomson Reuters/Core Commodity CRB Index .
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"September should be a time for seasonal weakness in commodity markets," said Aakash Doshi at Citi, which also tracks commodity investment flows.
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Until 2017, he was the president and whole-time director of the Multi Commodity Exchange of India, an independent commodity exchange there.
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"Just closing the doors on any particular commodity runs the risk of moving to another commodity or another producer," he told Motherboard.
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" Goldman's commodity analysts noted that while last year commodity prices were driven lower by deflation, divergence and deleveraging, current market views on "reflation, realignment and re-levering have driven a premature surge in commodity prices that we believe is not sustainable.
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And remember: Commodity costs — coal, oil, gas — fluctuate, but technology costs — wind, solar, LEDs — follow irreversible trends downward, and so when a new technology crosses the cost line with an old commodity, it's goodbye to the old commodity for good.
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"There are very few scenarios where the price for an excellent commodity and a much less good commodity cost the same," Greenberg said.
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The move to open up commodity derivatives to hedge funds will now raise hopes India will gradually open commodity markets to other participants.
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Most retail investors would do better by looking at diversified commodity exchange-traded funds, which track one of the broad-based commodity indexes.
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If your business — or your crowdwork platform — thinks of them as purely interchangeable and their labor as a commodity, you'll get commodity results.
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The rare revolt highlighted growing discontent among investors in commodity-related businesses which have been hit hard by energy and commodity price falls.
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The report said that a decline in commodity prices starting in mid-2014 had a devastating impact on several commodity-exporting African economies.
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The reaction in financial and commodity markets could also affect sovereigns outside the US. Some commodity prices rose in anticipation of US fiscal stimulus.
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Now that commodity prices in China have fallen back to earth, it wouldn't surprise me to see the commodity rally collapse here at home.
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The plunge in commodity prices over the past year has weighed on emerging markets, since many of those countries depend heavily on commodity exports.
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Conversely, when the dollar weakens, less of that same commodity can be purchased with the same dollar, driving up the value of the commodity.
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Commodity subsidies — which total between $5 billion to $8 billion each year — are primarily sent to growers when commodity prices or average revenue drops.
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He is the director of the Cornell Commodity Promotion Research Program, focusing on the market-wide economic effects of commodity advertising and promotion programs.
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Another drag on the agricultural commodity markets right now is waning investor interest in the sector, said Karl Setzer, commodity risk analyst for AgriVisor.
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"When the dollar bear is fighting against a commodity bear, the commodity bear historically has won, and returns have been low," the report said.
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The CFTC reproposed speculative position limits Thursday under the Dodd-Frank financial reform law for previously exempt commodity futures as well as physical commodity swaps.
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"History, however, suggests it will be a recession, potentially aided by theinflationary pressures created by commodity prices that will end this commodity bullmarket, " they wrote.
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While this environment could lift many emerging markets boats, commodity-exporting Latin America would likely benefit the most from a rising tide of commodity prices.
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A combination of low commodity prices and regulatory action has crushed fossil fuel companies' ability to operate, a former Commodity Futures Trading Commission head contended Thursday.
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It bought a commodity in one place and then shipped it to another part of the world where that commodity was selling for a higher price.
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Baars has over 15 years of experience in commodity finance roles, most recently at Standard Chartered as head of its Europe commodity traders and agribusiness unit.
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In anticipation, Quality Capital Management (QCM) has soft-launched a strategy called the Commodity Directional Programme, which makes bets on the price of industrial commodity futures.
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More established bourses, like the Shanghai Futures Exchange and Dalian Commodity Exchange, have also set up operations overseas, marketing crude oil futures and other commodity products.
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"Commodity prices and oil supply cut headlines are providing essential support for the commodity bloc," Stephen Innes, senior trader at Oanda, said in a note on Friday.
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Helima Croft, RBC's head of commodity strategy and commodity strategists Michael Tran and Christopher Louney said in a note on Wednesday that market caution was overdone, however.
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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission considers bitcoin a commodity, while the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission says some cryptocurrencies may be securities without specifying which ones.
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First, rising commodity prices were responsible for driving inflation above target from 2008 to 2012 and falling commodity prices brought it back below target from 2013 on.
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The lower tier cities accounted for 80‑90 percent of new construction volumes during China's commodity boom and could still push China's commodity demand higher, said Dhar.
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At the same time, a weak dollar generally has the effect of boosting international commodity prices which are a boon to those commodity-dependent emerging market economies.
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Historically, a dollar bear run occurring alongside a commodities bull run means "exceptionally high" commodity returns, according to Wells Fargo, and a weak dollar boosts commodity prices.
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With higher commodity prices, it becomes easier for commodity-producing countries and companies to pay off loans, which foreign investors often require to be repaid in dollars.
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My charitable trust has a big position in Arconic because where Klaus [CEO] is ... Alcoa is more commodity and I do not want to own the commodity maker.
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My charitable trust has a big position in Arconic because where Klaus [CEO] is ... Alcoa is more commodity and I do not want to own the commodity maker.
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But the cryptocurrency has been gaining more legitimacy with policymakers talking about its potential and the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission last year classed it as a commodity.
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One reason is that, as commodity-driven economies go, Canada is a much safer place to invest in than other commodity-rich countries, such as Brazil and Russia.
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Producing $1 worth of oil and gas required $1.58 of gross output by all domestic industries in 2014, according to the BEA ("Commodity-by-commodity total requirements" 2014).
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Since sugar is a politically sensitive commodity in India, the government often resorts to measures such as scrapping the import tax and banning futures trading on commodity exchanges.
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Commodity demand growth has come predominantly from emerging economies since 2000, the bank said, and weakening growth prospects in these markets is hurting the outlook for commodity prices.
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Outside of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission labeling bitcoin as a commodity in 2015, both bitcoin and blockchain have not received significant scrutiny or regulation from government yet.
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Sorghum's blending ratio slid to 2.3 percent in the 2016/17 financial year from 7.7 percent in 2012/13, said Commodity Intelligence, a Japanese commodity market research company.
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For the current rallies in commodity prices to sustain, it will need to be the case that the October dip in China's commodity imports was just a blip.
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Commodity funds hold their biggest net long position in CME lean hog futures since January of 2018, at more than 58,000 contracts, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission reported.
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Like many other commodity exporting economies, the revenue boom stimulated rapid growth in incomes and consumption at home, which in turn became an important source of extra commodity demand.
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Put these two together and you have a commodity rout: With a predictable impact on commodity stocks: Not surprisingly, analysts have begun taking down earnings estimates for oil companies.
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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has classified bitcoin as a commodity, while the Security Exchange Commission (SEC) is looking at it through the lens of a security.
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As an example, he pointed to the long-running negative correlation between and commodity prices, or that commodity prices historically usually fall as the dollar rises and vice versa.
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Commodity funds hold a net short position in CBOT wheat futures, according to U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission commitments data, leaving the market open to periodic short-covering rallies.
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"Commodity and emerging market currencies are likely to remain firm if persisting dollar weakness supports global commodity prices," said Junichi Ishikawa, senior forex strategist at IG Securities in Tokyo.
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In April, miner and commodity trader Glencore said the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission was investigating whether the company and its units may have violated certain regulations through "corrupt practices".
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But many of them rely heavily on commodity exports and as the commodity boom has turned to a slump their economies have contracted and import demand has fallen (tmsnrt.rs/2eLw20e).
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The proposal also requests tightening commodity payment limits, including eliminating an "unnecessary and separate" payment limit for peanut producers and limiting eligibility for commodity subsidies to one manager per farm.
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The IRS says it's property for tax purposes, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission says it's a commodity, and most Bitcoin advocates like to say it's the world's most advanced currency.
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The practice can deliver profits to city and county budgets when commodity prices are high for recycled goods, but it turns recycling into an unwanted cost when commodity markets dip.
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"It takes time for the benefits of lower commodity prices to be transformed into stronger economic growth among importers, but commodity exporters are feeling the pain right away," he said.
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Apparently, the Congress of the early 1970s did not think much of the SEC, as it also created a totally separate Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to regulate commodity futures.
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But ANZ's senior commodity strategist, Daniel Hynes, said in a Thursday note that the commodity complex was looking decidedly better than it did at the same time a year earlier.
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"It's the marketing of mindfulness practice as a commodity that is sold like any other commodity in our brand culture, a brand that promises to deliver,"Safran told the Guardian.
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The strength of any currency backed by a commodity, regardless of whether it is physical or digital, is that holders must believe they can exchange it for the actual commodity.
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A 19-commodity Thomson Reuters/Core Commodity CRB Index, a global benchmark for commodities edged higher and up more than 8 percent from a 13-year low hit in late January.
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"In general, I think the commodity complex is poised to move higher," said Robert Chesler, vice president of the foods group at INTL FCStone, a Chicago-based commodity-risk management company.
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A commodity swap is a type of over-the-counter derivative deal whereby a floating price based on an underlying commodity is traded for a fixed price over a specified period.
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An index tracking raw material stocks fell 1 percent, as many commodity prices continued to fall after the Dalian Commodity Exchange took further steps to calm volatile futures markets on Wednesday.
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Koch "made adjustments to its global commodity trading presence to better reflect the current market opportunities," said spokesman Rob Carlton, adding it would retain an active presence in commodity markets globally.
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Miner and commodity trader Glencore reported $5.8 billion of charges on Tuesday, mostly due to impairments following a slide in commodity prices, and a 32 percent fall in 2015 core profit.
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It cited weak demand in developed economies as a major drag on global growth, alongside low commodity prices, mounting fiscal and current-account imbalances and policy tightening in commodity-exporting economies.
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COMMODITY-LINKED CURRENCIES RISE With the dollar on the backfoot and commodities flying, currencies of commodity-exporting countries such as Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa hit multi-week highs.
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When commodity prices rise, the Fed would raise interest rates to prevent inflation, Mr. Moore and his co-author, Louis Woodhill argued, and it would reduce rates when commodity prices fall.
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"As long as the United States and China are quarrelling, it's easy for commodity prices to fall and commodity and emerging market currencies are easily sold as well," said Daiwa's Ishizuki.
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An index tracking raw material stocks fell 1.3 percent, as many commodity prices continued to fall after the Dalian Commodity Exchange took further steps to calm volatile futures markets on Wednesday.
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A weaker dollar can result in higher inflation expectations and higher commodity prices — good news at the margin for commodity-related firms, but not so good for Americans frequenting gasoline stations.
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On Thursday, Glencore said the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission is investigating whether the company and its units have violated some provisions of the Commodity Exchange Act and/or CFTC Regulations.
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But the coffin is -- like everything -- a precious commodity.
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In commodity markets, spot gold was steady at $1,502.53 .
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In commodity markets, spot gold drifted off to $1,501.50 .
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Global commodity miner and trader Glencore (GLEN.
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Nuclear isn't just another energy commodity — it's intrinsically different.
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A fourth reason for the old regime was to maintain market integrity, which is easily compromised when too few firms control too much finance — or when the same entity that places bets upon, for example, commodity price movements through its derivative trading operations also controls those commodity price movements itself through a commodity trading house.
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Changing levels of supply and demand explain why the price of a commodity goes up or down, but does not explain why the equilibrium price of that commodity is what it is.
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"Now that commodity prices have bounced back, the discount small suppliers can offer versus the Big Six has been shrinking," said Roland Vetter, head of research at commodity investment firm CF Partners.
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Almost a decade of spectacular outperformance followed as China was integrated into global trade, delivered high growth and the associated commodity demand led to large gains in commodity prices benefitting EM producers.
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Hayward said an ideal way to ascertain the true identity of a natural commodity was to use the DNA that nature gave that commodity or to mark it with a manufactured DNA.
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Turns out that making an extremely sought-after commodity legal on the UK market—therefore creating new businesses and jobs around that commodity—would lead to billions of dollars in tax revenue!
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"We've actually brought our spending down as commodity markets reset — and I like to tell our people, in a commodity business, capital discipline always matters and cost discipline always matters," he added.
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The gradual recovery follows a gloomy period for Latin America's largely commodity-driven export economies which have suffered as a result of a decline in commodity prices over the last few years.
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But the main lesson is that the slowdown in global trade growth stems in part from the commodity slump and the slowdown in China, and will be reversed when the commodity cycle turns.
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It also noted the labor market was tightening and that the effects of commodity-price declines were set to dissipate, with a pickup in international commodity prices set to push up consumer prices.
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LONDON (Reuters) - As commodity margins flat-line, the number of traders will shrink as existing trading firms consolidate and digital rivals emerge, U.S. consultancy Oliver Wyman said in its annual commodity trading report.
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AND THERE WERE A COUPLE HEADWINDS, ONE WAS THE MARKET IS A LITTLE BIT SOFT FOR SURE, BUT SECONDARILY, FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND COMMODITY PRICES AND ACTUALLY COMMODITY AVAILABILITY IN THE FORM OF MEMORY.
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Coking coal futures on the Singapore Commodity Exchange soared in the second half of last year as top commodity consumer China clamped down on local production as part of a campaign against pollution.
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"The presence of AIFs, will spur the infusion of research based information, capital, innovation and new trading strategies in India's commodity markets," Mrugank Paranjape, managing director of Multi Commodity Exchange Of India Ltd .
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Much of the investment in commodity projects was driven by the belief that China, the world's top commodity consumer and importer, would continue to soak up everything the world could throw at it.
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"YTD commodity price improvements and equity issuances have resulted in much stronger balance sheets," wrote equity analyst Jorge Beristain, pointing to a 12 percent rally in metals and mining commodity prices last quarter.
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Commodity -- Platinum 2015 was a chastening year for commodity markets, but there may be a bright spot amid the gloom, according to Monique Mathys, Chief Economist at the South Africa Chamber of Mines.
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Read More The problem with the commodity bounce: 'There's no juice there' More specifically, Ross has a short-term target of $1,400, an 11 percent gain from where the commodity traded on Tuesday.
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"We think commodity prices outside the U.S. could go down and commodity prices within the U.S. could go up," said Johnson, seeing a potential decline in prices of global oil versus U.S. crude.
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Helium is a rare commodity here on earthWhile helium is one of the most abundant elements in the universe, it's a rare commodity here on Earth because it simply floats away if released.
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It has also long been clear that the commodity bust has tended to destabilize the world's oil-exporting economies as well as those commodity-dependent emerging market economies across Latin America and Africa.
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It would also have a large negative impact on the major commodity-producing emerging market economies, like Brazil, Russia and South Africa, particularly considering that China is now the world's major commodity importer.
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Long ago it became a commodity in a culture that thrives on commodity consumption and presumes we are smarter because we are nimble, eclectic, and constantly in motion flitting from taste to taste.
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"Although emerging market contagion and China slowdown fears seem somewhat overstated, neither fundamental nor sentiment should provide support for higher commodity prices," Julius Baer Head of Macro and Commodity Research Norbert Rücker said.
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"Tyson and Hormel have enjoyed several years of strong commodity margins in pork based on tight domestic processing capacity and strong commodity prices," Credit Suisse analyst Robert Moskow said Friday in a note.
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Dips and dives are always a feature of commodity markets.
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Low commodity prices and drought have added to the problems.
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In commodity markets, gold inched down to $1,272.50 an ounce.
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Lending picked up in November, helped by higher commodity prices.
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There is no other commodity for which this is true.
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That price had previously acted as support for the commodity.
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Rising commodity prices can hit consumers' pockets in multiple ways.
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Unlike gold or oil, art is not a singular commodity.
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The long term impact on commodity markets could be significant.
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A commodity financing scandal in 2014 also hit overall confidence.
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With the Vive, physical space is a pretty precious commodity.
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It is also visible in a revival in commodity prices.
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Six weeks ago the commodity was below $40 a barrel.
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They should be stock or commodity blind and price neutral.
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But revenue was considerably below estimates on weaker commodity prices.
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The main one is that the commodity boom is over.
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When commodity prices fell, the boom began to look unsustainable.
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Law believed that money needn't be backed by any commodity.
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Indeed, there are signs food commodity inflation has picked up.
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Geiger counters became a hot commodity on the black market.
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Commodity exporters from wood pulp producer Fibria Celulose SA FIBR3.
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For January commodity trade details: tonne = 7.3 barrels for crude
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It added that agriculture and energy commodity prices were mixed.
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Water is, after all, the most precious commodity on Earth.
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Both had been nudged lower by the commodity market worries.
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To those selling art: Art is more than a commodity.
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But studio production is a commodity business with thin margins.
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Often, they tout that mystical, yet unquantifiable, political commodity: Momentum.
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The treaty helped transform the fish into a luxury commodity.
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These are commodity products at the end of the day.
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The U.S. commodity market is also signaling better economic momentum.
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Commodity indexes have been sloping lower for quite some time.
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In commodity markets, gold was steady at $1,276.50 an ounce.
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In commodity markets, oil prices clung to their recent gains.
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That alone made her a desirable commodity among Hollywood actors.
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With China's demand now faltering, commodity prices have reversed course.
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And commodity exports are almost all priced in American dollars.
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Commodity exports have continued to increase, in volume at least.
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The jackets were a hot fashion commodity in the eighties.
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In this country, football skills were an exceptionally valuable commodity.
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"We believe data collection is an absolute commodity," Meller said.
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In commodity markets, trade worries continued to weigh on oil.
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This in turn brings down the commodity price for recycled.
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Australia's large mining firms were hit by weak commodity prices.
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Resource stocks were also down, pressured by lower commodity prices.
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Our social interactions, all of those things are a commodity.
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In commodity markets, gold held steady at $1,227.33 an ounce .
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SINGAPORE/BENGALURU (Reuters) - Embattled commodity trader Noble Group Ltd (NOBG.
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Materials stocks fell, tracking a downturn in global commodity prices.
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Commodity currencies slipped against the dollar following yesterday's OPEC meeting.
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Goldman described commodity client activity as "muted" during the quarter.
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Then the drop and collapse in commodity and energy prices.
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So what do you buy if the commodity keeps rising?
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Commodity dependence is among the highest of all rated sovereigns.
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These investments are looking less compelling as commodity prices crater.
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In commodity markets, gold edged up to $1,276.40 an ounce.
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You know I become mental trading, broker on commodity exchange.
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Indonesian coal is the biggest remaining commodity that Noble trades.
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At the end of the day, Kratos is a commodity.
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Commodity prices retreated from their rally earlier in the week.
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Again this is caused by falling oil and commodity prices.
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RSS3 futures are also traded on the Tokyo Commodity Exchange.
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Many of those firms are copycats cranking out commodity chemicals.
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Stock financing is a core function of any commodity market.
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In commodity markets, gold was up a shade at $1,214.30 .
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The Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange could not be reached for comment.
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However, resources stocks were dragged lower by weaker commodity prices.
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Falling global commodity prices also may have been a factor.
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Eggs are not the only commodity suddenly out of kilter.
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Over half of the main emerging economies are commodity producers.
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But Marcus said it could possibly be considered a commodity.
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Both exchanges are regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
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By the 1850s, guano had become a highly prized commodity.
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Moore is a known commodity -- and he's not going anywhere.
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Commodity hedge funds fell by 6% last year, eVestment said.
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Of the index's six major commodity groups, five were lower.
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Materials were dragged down, following a slip in commodity prices.
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Yes, horrors, oil is a "global commodity," whatever that is.
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The iPhone is, perhaps, our greatest computer, communicator, and commodity.
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So certificates are a hot commodity in the piracy community.
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That anonymity wasn't always a welcome commodity in dance circles.
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That means lower costs, faster speeds and more commodity parts.
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"These kinds of screens have become a commodity," he said.
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"Love is a dangerous commodity — fraught with peril," he said.
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Timothy Egan America's Best Idea is now just another commodity.
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In live animal markets, the civet cat was a commodity.
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They are to stand in for a commodity, something exhaustible.
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While not a commodity in itself, sex can be commodified.
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Instead, taxpayers subsidize the corn growers and other commodity crops.
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Perhaps to the extremely wealthy, wildness is a commodity itself.
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Currencies usually sensitive to commodity prices may also do well.
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Face masks are suddenly the hottest commodity in the world.
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Hand sanitizer is a precious commodity during a coronavirus outbreak.
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The decision was the first designating cryptocurrencies as a commodity.
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China is a major destination for Latin America's commodity exports.
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Now I collect the only commodity that matters: Twitter followers.
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Commodity revenue accounts for almost half of Russian state revenues.
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Meanwhile, concerns about the Chinese virus weighed on commodity prices.
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So far this year, the commodity has slid 17 percent.
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Commodity trader Cargill's latest earnings also benefited from trade tensions.
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And that means we don't make commodity kind of products.
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Time is the most precious commodity all of us have.
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The average realized price for the commodity fell by 31%.
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And time is a commodity you can never get back.
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In commodity markets, spot gold eased to $1,328.16 per ounce.
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And it's somewhat of a range bound commodity, as well.
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Today, software that automates the process is a hot commodity.
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Lower commodity prices "should usually drag CAD lower," Anderson said.
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Animal spirits are running rampant across China's mainland commodity markets.
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Some other commodity currencies took heart from the loonie's performance.
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You've seen commodity price have been abated, they're quite stabilized.
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On Wall Street, miners were boosted by stronger commodity prices.
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Oil and gas firms also rose, tracking higher commodity prices.
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That said, keep an eye on commodity prices in general.
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Rooftop solar is electricity … a complete commodity competing on price.
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But commodity prices can swing wildly as supply chases demand.
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In Europe, prices were still under pressure from commodity deflation.
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Across the farm sector, commodity prices remained in the doldrums.
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Hope is the one commodity every voter wants to buy.
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Talent, after all, is a precious commodity in Silicon Valley.
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This also means that GPUs have become a rare commodity.
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They're sitting on something which is the most precious commodity.
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Banks' commodity revenue has been on a steady downward path in recent years as they have exited or slimmed down their commodity businesses due to heightened government regulation and poor performance from the sector.
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Emerging stocks have gained over 62.4.75 percent year-to-date, helped by improving macroeconomic data in emerging and developed markets, and higher commodity prices, which are helping commodity exporters to reduce current account deficits.
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Hogan's Fidelity Canada Fund holds the most, with a 92.4 percent allocation to the country, but several other funds, especially commodity-related funds — Canada is major commodity nation — hold a lot of Canadian stock.
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Category III AIFs may participate in all commodity derivative products, but will not be able to invest more than 10 percent of the investable funds in one underlying commodity, SEBI said in a statement.
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"The collapse in the dollar has seen commodity prices surge ... all of this points to building global inflation," said Angus Nicholson, a market analyst at spreadbettor IG. Commodity prices are usually denominated in dollars.
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"Commodity-producing sectors and countries have experienced a sharp decline in credit quality over the last year, which has contributed to episodes of tightened credit conditions, particularly for commodity-related companies," the agency said.
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USDA officials have published the economic calculations showing how they determined which regions or commodity sectors get more taxpayer money than others, but some lawmakers, commodity groups and farm economists have questioned the outcome.
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A raft of new measures were announced last week aimed at increasing costs for investors using the domestic commodity exchanges, the latest salvo from the authorities in their ongoing attempts to control commodity markets.
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Commodity prices have risen double digits in a similar time frame, with some heavily shorted commodity-related names such as Freeport-McMoRan and Chesapeake Energy up more than 30 percent during the past week.
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Weekly commitments data released by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission after Monday's close reflected the degree to which commodity funds have been liquidating long positions in both live cattle and lean hog futures.
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For long, it has been clear that the "super boom" in international commodity prices, which the Fed's own policies of aggressive quantitative easing had spawned, have now turned into a major commodity price bust.
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Banks' commodity revenue has been on a steady downward path in recent years as they have exited or slimmed down their commodity business due to heightened government regulation and poor performance from the sector.
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They key to success in commodity markets in what may be challenging times ahead may lie in being a commodity that remains in demand in China and is less accessible to your average investor.
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While stock market valuations in commodity-producing emerging markets are dirt cheap — Russian stocks, for instance, trade at a price-earnings ratio of around 6 — commodity importers like South Korea and India are more expensive.
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As part of efforts to boost commodity trading, China's three major exchanges, the Shanghai Futures Exchange, the Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange and the DCE, are planning to boost the number of commodities that can be traded.
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The surge led the country's largest commodity trading venues — the Shanghai Futures Exchange, Dalian Commodity Exchange and Zhengzhou Commodities Exchange — to curb activity by lifting transaction costs, margins and daily trading limits on some contracts.
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According to Moore, Volcker's success was rooted in his use of a commodity-price rule that prompted the Fed to lift interest rates when commodity prices were rising and cut them when they were falling.
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There has been rising interest in recent months from funds in livestock and metals, said Chip Whalen, vice president of education and research at Commodity and Ingredient Hedging LLC, a commodity trading advisor in Chicago.
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Lawyers for Crater contend, however, that My Big Coin is not a "commodity" under the Commodity Exchange Act because it is neither a tangible good nor a service on which future contracts are being traded.
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The banks' commodity revenue has been on a steady downward path in recent years as they have exited or slimmed down their commodity businesses due to heightened government regulation and poor performance from the sector.
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The risk of lower commodity prices in the first half of this year continues to loom as most commodity markets are still in a supply surplus, suggesting things will get worse before they get better.
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Banks' commodity revenue has been on a steady downward path in recent years as they have exited or slimmed down their commodity businesses due to heightened government regulation and a poor performance from the sector.
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After the markets shut on Thursday, Glencore said the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission is investigating whether the company and its units have violated some provisions of the Commodity Exchange Act and/or CFTC Regulations.
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"Commodity prices are holding firm, particularly base metals," and this has underpinned commodity-related currencies such as the Australian dollar, said Sue Trinh, head of Asia FX strategy at RBC Capital Markets in Hong Kong.
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LONDON, March 1 (Reuters) - Miner and commodity trader Glencore reported $5.8 billion of charges on Tuesday, mostly due to impairments following a slide in commodity prices, and a 32 percent fall in 2015 core profit.
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"We are seeing relief with commodity prices trading higher," said Piotr Matys, emerging markets FX strategist at Rabobank, but he added these were likely to be short-term gains as commodity prices could weaken again.
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"My take is that bitcoin is much more today a commodity that somebody could invest in; and honestly, somewhat of a speculative commodity," said Kelly, who became the chief executive of Visa in December 2016.
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Araiza's fresh tortillas are only pennies more expensive than commodity tortillas.
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Then the commodity story started to change when Chinese growth slipped.
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STOCKS & BONDS Stocks fell broadly on Tuesday as commodity prices retreated.
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It's very different than some of the more commodity-type businesses.
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In commodity markets, spot gold firmed 0.4% to $1,108.94.33 per ounce.
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The lawsuits state claims for antitrust and Commodity Exchange Act violations.
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By contrast the bellwether S&P Goldman Sachs Commodity Index (GSCI) .
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In commodity markets, oil prices pushed higher as the dollar eased.
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That could ultimately coax active traders back into the commodity market.
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Even better than interest rates rising are the increasing commodity prices.
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Industrial and commodity related stocks also dragged, trimming gains since January.
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It initially rebounded strongly from the commodity crash of 0003-2000.
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Fighters are treated not as an asset, but as a commodity.
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It seems the next commodity boom is well and truly underway.
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As a festival commodity though, exclusivity and luxury are inherently boring.
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Other explainers in this series include: Tuesday:What makes something a commodity?
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In Washington DC, courtesy is a commodity in increasingly short supply.
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A beer in Egypt hasn't ceased to be a cherished commodity.
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A stronger greenback pressures commodity prices, which are denominated in dollars.
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Effortlessness is, after all, the greatest commodity a woman can own.
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Cool has always been a commodity, but it's never been cheaper.
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Revenue did come in considerably below estimates on weaker commodity prices.
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Workers have already moved on to the next hot commodity play.
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Commodity funds added $300 million in their fifth week of inflows.
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At current commodity prices, Brazil is operating at close to capacity.
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In commodity markets, spot gold firmed 0.4% to $1,121.34.33 per ounce.
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But, unlike his steak knives, oil is not just another commodity.
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In commodity markets, spot gold was idling at $1,280.12 per ounce.
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Resource based stocks were firmer as commodity prices continued to recover.
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Given the violence of the commodity cycle, Australia's resilience is remarkable.
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Commodity prices are 10% higher than a year ago (see article).
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The bourse currently trades a total of 36 commodity price indexes.
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In commodity markets, spot gold nudged up to $1,292.96 per ounce.
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He was paid in salt, a valuable commodity at the time.
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The end of the commodity boom has brought a sharp correction.
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Canada's commodity-linked economy could be hurt if global trade slowed.
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Then they fell to the doldrums when they became commodity hardware.
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A more detailed breakdown by commodity will be released on Friday.
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This gave relief to commodity-linked currencies like the Norwegian crown.
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A trader with a major commodity merchant also confirmed the deals.
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Surprisingly, the virtual commodity is not sold with particularly nonlinear pricing.
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Actually, its planes, pilots and maintenance teams are the hot commodity.
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A slump in global commodity prices in 2015 deepened its woes.
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One commodity has proven a golden opportunity in the past week.
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As a result, Gordon sees gold as the commodity to trade.
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"Laurel and Donathan are the hottest commodity at Lavita," Kellyn says.
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In commodity markets, spot gold was steady at $1,320.65 per ounce.
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He believes that a commodity bear super cycle began in 2011.
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In many ways, original programming has become a commodity at Netflix.
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It's a commodity, and it's really hard to compete with commodities.
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It initially rebounded strongly from the commodity crash of 220-16.
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Until this point, digital art has seemed more experiment than commodity.
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They follow trends in commodity prices and currencies trading futures contracts.
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In commodity markets, spot gold firmed 0.7% to $1,297.3 per ounce.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission regulates the futures and options markets.
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In commodity markets, spot gold firmed 23% to $1,297.30 per ounce.
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The internet economy has made our personal data a corporate commodity.
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In commodity markets, spot gold nudged up to $1,292.21 per ounce.
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After gaining independence in 1945, Indonesia retained a commodity-based economy.
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He recognised that the era of commodity-driven growth was over.
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FTEU3 ended down 1 percent, dragged lower by commodity-related stocks.
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Commodity markets showed signs of optimism about global economic growth prospects.
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Greasing the tracks in the past decade was the commodity bubble.
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The falling value dollar causes dollar-denominated commodity prices to rise.
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Kylie's not the only who thinks Tyga is a hot commodity.
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A commodity, a community, and a great game, all at once.
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Australia's resource companies rose on the back of stronger commodity prices.
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The global economy was getting better, and commodity prices were rising.
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Yet despite the lack of surviving commodity price pressure, reflation remains.
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If commodity prices continue to fall, they could slide even further.
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"Let's get on board" with the move higher in commodity prices.
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In commodity markets, spot gold eased slightly to $1,298.81 per ounce.
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"Silver is a funky commodity," longtime commodities trader Andy Hecht commented.
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Profit also exceeded expectations even as higher commodity costs hit margins.
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Like most every food commodity, coffee today is grown on farms.
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" Valero Energy Corporation: "Commodity, don't have a real edge in it.
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Cotton on Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange rose as much as 3.6 percent.
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First, he recognizes that democracy can't be exported like a commodity.
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It reduces our lives into a daily series of commodity exchanges.
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Britain's FTSE also lagged, hit by its exposure to commodity stocks.
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Some states reported possible tax shortfalls due to falling commodity prices.
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Commodity exports have continued to grow (albeit modestly and less profitably).
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Commodity producers were hit by a decline in raw-materials prices.
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Persistent weak commodity prices will continue to drag on the economy.
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They're a known commodity at this point, and that's just fine.
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In commodity markets, spot gold firmed 0.7% to $1,297.30 per ounce.
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More importantly, the economy is slowing because of lower commodity prices.
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The way in which recent commodity prices went up is worrisome.
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The commodity boom, however, did not a new economic paradigm make.
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Other commodity-based industries like metals and mining are also hurting.
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Copper is the other commodity on which Anglo American is focused.
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Iron ore futures on China's Dalian Commodity Exchange fell 0.5 percent.
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Are certain drugs considered more of a rare commodity or something?
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The shorter cycle means it is becoming a commodity, he said.
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But commodity markets, for the unfamiliar, can be complex and risky.
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Both developing countries are big commodity exporters facing serious economic headwinds.
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Trade: The Commodity Futures Trading Commission will loosen trade options regulations.
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The same is true of other commodity exporters that Khanna extols.
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OK for Oprah, but not for NBC's expensive new journalistic commodity.
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In commodity markets, Trump's tweets sparked a plunge in oil prices.
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He linked ANZ's choppy performance in Asia to tumbling commodity prices.
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The company also said it is acquiring CFI, Commodity Forwarders Inc.
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He's currently a hot commodity in every facet of his career.
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Rising commodity prices are boosting demand for machinery and other equipment.
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The villagers lent books, a scarce commodity, to keep her occupied.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has been hearing out the concerns.
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On the contrary, they confirmed how valuable a commodity privacy is.
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But resources stocks rose, underpinned by firmer commodity and oil prices.
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Commodity markets showed signs of cheerfulness about global economic growth prospects.
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Currencies of commodity-based economies like the Canadian dollar also rose.
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The prospect of slowing global growth also roiled some commodity markets.
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Normally, a rising dollar means lower commodity prices, and vice versa.
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U.S. stocks opened higher Wednesday, helped by gains in commodity prices.
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Elsewhere, the gain in crude oil prices buoyed commodity-linked currencies.
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But in parts of the developing world, oxygen becomes a commodity.
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Commodity-driven currencies also lost ground, led by the Australian dollar.
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In commodity markets, gold was little changed at $1,346.32 an ounce.
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But as with any precious commodity, scarcity adds to the allure.
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"Our macroeconomic view remains overwhelmingly bearish," commodity brokerage Marex Spectron said.
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DBS's commodity derivatives unit covered palm oil, iron ore and energy.
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AG: Also I would say it becomes a commodity over time.
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Lead has all the hallmarks of a classic bull commodity story.
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In filming with Oktar's followers, we realized control was a commodity.
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Commodity stocks have dramatically outperformed their products over the long term.
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Masculinity is the commodity, and its worship is what sells it.
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The commodity also fell more than 2 percent during Tuesday's session.
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There are many ways of getting value from our commodity business.
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Just because a commodity is concrete doesn't mean it's not complicated.
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Algeria is one of the world's biggest buyers of the commodity.
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Aggressive cost-cutting measures and lower commodity costs helped boost profits.
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Commodity weakness helped drive the decline, registering an unprecedentedly poor performance.
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Even so, the system still required substantial amounts of commodity money.
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"We desperately need some relief in our commodity prices," Slunecka said.
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Right now Benedict Cumberbatch's most precious commodity just might be time.
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Farm policy for many generations has been dominated by commodity crops.
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Also, it's the commodity crop program that largely determines agricultural rules.
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Huge chunks of the Farm Bill are devoted to commodity crops.
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Overproduction and drooping commodity prices, he said, are the real problems.
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Time has always been a flexible commodity on Game of Thrones.
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In 2016 economic growth halved, with a downturn in commodity prices.
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By late 2007, with commodity prices surging, their comeback was complete.
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" And everything's a commodity anyway, everything's for sale, "Hollywood sells Californication.
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"I would use commodity prices as a guide," Mr. Moore added.
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On Wednesday, they acted decisively to bring back a proven commodity.
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The commodity is down over 13% in the last half year.
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Even if the commodity laws apply, proving manipulation can be difficult.
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Buttigieg remains a wholly unproven commodity among those influential voting blocs.
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A stronger greenback weighed down oil, metal and other commodity prices.
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"Commodity exporters, as a rule, need to diversify," Obstfeld told CNBC.
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The smog-induces shutdowns have hammered Chinese commodity futures this week.
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They are a political commodity with little ability to excite voters.
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Of course, many investors see bitcoin as a commodity or currency.
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Gospel is reduced to a commodity, as opposed to a legacy.
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Solid economic reports and corporate earnings bolstered equity and commodity markets.
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He's building his case on a chart of commodity price inflation.
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As a result, the greenback regained its footing against commodity currencies.
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In addition to precious metal, another noteworthy commodity category is petroleum.
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Gero added that broad commodity weakness also weighed on gold prices.
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So, has the music become almost a commodity at the point?
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In that period, the commodity has rallied more than 40 percent.
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You look at factors like commodity prices - they've been pretty steady.
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Sometimes beauty products become a commodity versus being a quality product.
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Of course, when cool becomes profitable, it also becomes a commodity.
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But copper isn't the only commodity Wall Street is optimistic about.
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"Sex was discussed casually, as a commodity," another former producer said.
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It acts exactly like a hard asset, exactly like a commodity.
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Since December 2017, U.S. commodity exports are down over 60 percent.
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Commodity markets provided a great training for trading currencies and bonds.
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The commodity-linked Australian and Canadian dollars were also trading flat.
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The commodity ended the last session of the year at $60.42.
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In the Manila City Jail, sleep is the most precious commodity.
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Shares in Europe closed little changed as commodity stocks also weighed.
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But, for everyone else, hope remains a precious and tangible commodity.
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You are treated like a commodity—just a barrel of corn.
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I'm a commodity to you; you make money off of me.
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The upbeat outlook and a tepid dollar also fuelled commodity markets with the Thomson Reuters Core Commodity CRB index at its highest since October 0323 and oil prices holding near the highest levels since May 0313.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission on Monday revised its proposed rules for limiting positions that traders can hold in the commodity markets, dashing expectations that it would finalize the rules by year-end.
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MSCI's benchmark emerging equities index rose 0.083 percent, extending gains into a third day, led by resources firms after the broad Commodity Research Bureau (CRB) index of commodity prices touched its highest level since July 2015.
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Meanwhile, a rising dollar generally hits commodity prices, making it harder for commodity companies to pay back their loans, and also makes it harder for emerging market countries and companies to repay debt denominated in dollars.
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The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) said in a statement it had given the go ahead for the Dalian Commodity Exchange to list soymeal options and for the Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange to have white sugar options.
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While she believes oil prices will be volatile in the short term, RBC Capital Markets' global head of commodity strategy, Helima Croft, predicts that the commodity will rise as high as $60 in the year ahead.
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Most downward rating pressure remains in commodity-exporting economies where a number of EM sovereigns have not yet fully adjusted to the decline in commodity prices that began in 2014, particularly in the Middle East & Africa.
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What China's commodity imports appear to be showing is that there is a far degree of resilience in the economy, and that lower commodity prices may act as spur to further buying as they help margins.
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One of the most significant effects would be on commodity prices, with Fitch expecting oil and metal prices to fall 5 to 10 percent from its baseline scenario, reflecting China's large role as a commodity consumer.
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Commodity specialists complain the prevalence of high-frequency trading has reached a tipping point, distorting prices and forcing the closure long-established hedge funds ("Data overload: commodity hedge funds close as computers dominate," Reuters, Feb. 12).
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It might also occur by keeping international commodity prices very depressed, which would adversely impact the major emerging-market commodity exporters, as well as induce China to depreciate its exchange rate to boost its flagging economy.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Wells Fargo Bank has settled federal charges over inaccurate large trader reports for physical commodity swaps positions, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission said on Tuesday, ordering the firm to pay a $400,000 penalty.
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" Later in the chat, he placed the blame for the controversy on the "far left," saying, "I think it's because outrage is a commodity, I think it's something that has been a commodity for a while.
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Market participants such as National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange Ltd welcomed SEBI's plan given volumes in Indian commodity futures have fallen to 67 trillion rupees ($1.04 trillion) in 2015/16 from 170 trillion rupees in 2012/13.
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Commodity funds held a record-large net short position in CBOT corn futures by April 16, data from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission showed, and traders said funds have expanded that position in the days since.
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Small and medium-sized companies tapped these investors for financing after commodity prices hit a peak in 0003, offering illiquid, high-yielding bonds with no credit rating at a time when commodity prices were starting to sink.
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In short, the argument is currently being "won" by the bulls who argue that recent falls in commodity prices are just "noise"—Bloomberg's commodity index is only back to where it was in September or November 2016.
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"As long as the United States and China are quarrelling, it's easy for commodity prices to fall, and commodity and emerging market currencies are easily sold as well," said Yukio Ishizuki, senior currency strategist at Daiwa Securities.
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" Chemours: "Well, we're very worried about all commodity and all commodity chemicals and I've got to tell you, you've had a really good run in CC. I would ring the register on half of it right now.
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The U.S. market is still cautious about commodity-related bond issuance following last year's price rout that left some miners struggling to tap the bond market because of heavy debt piles following last year's commodity price crash.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The World Bank on Tuesday said global growth would accelerate slightly as recovering oil and commodity prices ease pressures on emerging-market commodity exporters and painful recessions in Brazil and Russia come to an end.
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High-tech photocopiers and scanners can now duplicate the original bill of lading and add fake information, said Cheam, who has spent more than 25 years in commodity trade financing with major banks and commodity giant Cargill.
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In addition to the financial penalties, Marconato was permanently prohibited from trading commodity interests for himself or others, soliciting or accepting funds from others for the purpose of trading commodity interests, and from registering with the CFTC.
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Rather, people are making money buying and selling cryptocurrency as a commodity.
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In commodity markets, Brent oil futures tumbled 1.8% to $60.86 per barrel.
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An experience that delivers ready-made community is a really valuable commodity.
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In addition, higher commodity prices have boosted Australia's national income, he added.
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Marijuana is a mainstream commodity consumed by mainstream people, Marley Natural says.
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But right now, it's more of a commodity than a payment vehicle.
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"Migrants are being sold in the market as a commodity," he said.
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The bottom line was impacted by higher commodity costs and promotional activity.
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The bottom line was hurt by higher commodity costs and promotional activity.
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Lenovo, you may recall, bought IBM's commodity server business unit in 2014.
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Data are a vital commodity for perfecting the algorithms that underpin autonomy.
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Commodity prices—which determine the price for recyclers' output—can swing wildly.
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It remains solid at room temperature, making it an incredibly versatile commodity.
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Tesla looks at the battery side as a commodity play added Ault.
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A tumble in commodity markets reflects the spreading ripples of an outbreak.
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Your indifference cost these men and women their most valuable commodity: time.
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Commodity prices from September through December they fell by like 12%, 103%.
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The dashboard "Agricultural Lenders Can Weather Commodity Downturn," is available at www.fitchratings.
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In commodity markets, spot gold was slightly firmer at $1,281.89 per ounce.
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Stock market gains added to support for the risk-sensitive commodity currency.
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"It's been spectacular," he said about Camden's investment in DoubleLine's commodity fund.
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And the jump remains proof of how hot the commodity has become.
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That has kept the kiwi from joining the rally in commodity currencies.
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If recycling is sufficiently profitable, more waste will become a valuable commodity.
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Using commodity hardware, however, introduces new problems, including increased lag and jitter.
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In commodity markets, spot gold edged up 0.2% to $1,291.64 per ounce.
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"Increased demand can certainly help," said Michael Tran, an RBC commodity strategist.
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LONDON (Reuters) - All commodity markets are prone to boom and bust cycles.
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CTAs are trend-following quants that trade futures contracts and commodity options.
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Two alumni of New York's commodity markets have joined the Trump administration.
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As commodity prices started falling, mining companies stopped investing in big projects.
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They sell a commodity to customers wanting an infrastructure or a service.
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That would be negative for emerging markets and commodity currencies, said Ruskin.
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That spending spree and higher commodity prices have benefited long-ailing manufacturers.
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Mining firms are organised by commodity type—copper, say, or iron ore.
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The Brexit may delay its ratification and hurt Canada's commodity-driven economy.
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Oil has not been the only commodity that has suffered this week.
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Yet outside commodity markets, most firms can charge more than marginal cost.
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In commodity markets, U.S. crude rose 0.4 percent to $66.10 a barrel.
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As in any market, commodity prices are determined by supply and demand.
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Its travails are a sign of changing times for soft-commodity traders.
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The Taco Bell resort turned out to be quite a hot commodity.
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Do you believe that we've seen the bottom for commodity prices now?
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Whether accidental or not, the queer experience became a commodity for her.
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What's next: AVs aren't here yet, but already they're becoming a commodity.
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In short, Clinton is a known commodity, and that makes markets comfortable.
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The trouble is, as competition increases, ride-hailing becomes a commodity business.
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I just think it is too much of a commodity right now.
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Commodity prices have picked up smartly from their nadir in early 2016.
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AND I THINK IT'S A MISTAKE TO TRY AND TIME COMMODITY MARKETS.
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Ultimately, Climate Engineering doesn't want to be in the commodity fuels business.
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In commodity markets, spot gold firmed 0.2 percent to $1,287.81 per ounce.
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The resolution includes palm oil, an important commodity for Indonesia and Malaysia.
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Canada's dollar steadied after falling on Wednesday amid weakness in commodity markets.
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Today, independence is the most precious quality and commodity in her life.
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In the end, Townsville stumbled rather than swooned in the commodity slump.
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I'm not stupid, I work in the First Amendment, it's my commodity.
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In commodity markets, gold was a fraction easier at $1,344.11 an ounce.
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Now as commodity prices have stabilized, the Russian market has turned around.
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The embattled commodity trader's shares have fallen 21.2.49 percent year-to-date.
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Most of the rest of Latin America is really about commodity production.
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The upstream commodity facing business will continue to face challenges, said Lane.
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In commodity markets, spot gold firmed 0.28 percent to $1,324.70 per ounce.
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The safe-haven commodity, gold, added 0.3 percent to $1,286.44 an ounce.
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"Progress in US-China trade negotiations will dictate commodity markets," it added.
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He forecast an extended slump in commodity prices and lower infrastructure investment.
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"So that it's not thinking of food as a commodity," Bayless said.
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"Humanity has been using sand as a commodity for millennia," Young said.
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If Game 3 proves anything, it's that Hood remains a tantalizing commodity.
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Commodity prices lost steam after a recent strong rally and pressured miners.
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A decline in commodity prices can signal slower economic growth moving forward.
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Wider issues Sugar is not the only vital commodity in short supply.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission regulates the bulk of the derivatives market.
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In commodity markets, spot gold inched 0.2% higher to $1,487.63 per ounce.
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Those rising commodity prices represent something of a double worry for investors.
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Bloomberg's commodity index has fallen by 153% over the past 215 months.
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U.S. oil producer shares rallied in late November along with commodity prices.
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But compared with many other commodity exporters Indonesia is getting off lightly.
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But falling commodity prices are leading energy companies to reduce their payouts.
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Gold can be a volatile commodity, of course, and pays no dividends.
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So what can you buy if the energy commodity continues to spike?
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In commodity markets, spot gold rose 0.2 percent to $1,304.35 per ounce.
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Powell's comments weighed on the dollar, which in turn boosted commodity prices.
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Both Rubinstein and Paradise left commodity trader Noble Group Ltd in 2017.
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Yusko also projects a "messy bankruptcy" for at least one commodity company.
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Most alarmingly, these commodity groups did not petition for a rule change.
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"Battery materials are a custom-made product, not a commodity," he said.
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Take it out, because commodity chemicals are not doing well right now.
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Trust is the most valuable and the most fragile commodity in Survivor.
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Nowadays, street art is a hot commodity in the commercial art world.
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Commodity funds, including those invested in gold, recorded $411 million in withdrawals.
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Chinese stocks and commodity futures closed higher on bets of further stimulus.
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"(Palm) is probably the most vilified commodity on the planet," he said.
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As with any investing approach, the key to commodity investing is diversification.
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Last year, exchanges in China posted record turnover in commodity futures contracts.
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The collapse in commodity prices is also masking some signs of life.
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"We have a full-on commodity breakout here," Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis.
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The weaker dollar briefly caused a rise in commodities and commodity stocks.
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But some traders still advise staying far away from the commodity space.
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It has a dual status — both as a commodity and a currency.
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CWT's businesses include logistics services, commodity marketing, financial services and engineering services.
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Following the Fed move, the dollar weakened and drove up commodity prices.
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Metal miners were also pressured by a slight easing in commodity prices.
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AND SO COMMODITY PRICE COULD BE VERY, VERY VOLATILE BASED UPON THAT.
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It's more like building infrastructure than like operating a commodity-based asset.
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The fund is focused mainly on Iran's commodity sector and consumer stocks.
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Coal is Australia's second-most valuable export-earning commodity after iron ore.
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Of course, it is no secret that commodity markets experience powerful trends.
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That kept the kiwi from joining the overnight rally in commodity currencies.
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They have become a commodity, exposed to the whims of the market.
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Age range: Any When baby comes, free time becomes a precious commodity.
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Other commodity currencies were also hit, indicating a diminished appetite for risk.
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As the dollar declined, commodity prices rose to their highest since December .
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Mistaken hopes inspired by high commodity prices are common in Latin America.
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Stronger stock markets, rising commodity and real estate prices and tech investments.
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Commodity stocks in the mining and oil sectors were the biggest fallers.
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That's right – proposals are subject to trends, just like any other commodity.
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Rostin Behnam is a commissioner at the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
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Profit-taking and gains in commodity currencies also weighed on the greenback.
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That's because commodity markets have reacted favorably to this progress on trade.
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Oil prices have risen, but other commodity prices are flat or falling.
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Especially in the U.S. they only sold through discount, like a commodity.
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Full employment and rising commodity prices lead to cost pressures on companies.
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The latest Commodity Futures Trading Commission figures for the week ending Nov.
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Finance: The Commodity Futures Trading Commission is looking to simplify its regulations.
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And I suspect it is not entirely coming from commodity price deflation.
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Commodity prices have fallen close to Moody's threshold so far this year.
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The FSA runs the farm commodity, credit, conservation, disaster, and loan programs.
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Most sectors closed lower; however, commodity-based sectors, media and banks outperformed.
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Farmer assistance includes commodity payment programs, as well as subsidized crop insurance.
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In fact, this behaviour is typical for oil and other commodity markets.
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When the Portuguese first arrived, their main commodity was gold, Afful explains.
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Investors pulled $583 million from commodity funds, including those invested in gold.
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VTB Capital is also counting on commodity markets as a growth driver.
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S. trade and an easier dollar provided some support to commodity prices.
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Ford expects commodity costs to be around $35.33 billion higher this year.
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But resource stocks added 0.6 percent, helped by a firm commodity market.
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Financial investors often prefer cash-settled commodity contracts, which are less complicated.
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But, bankers now expect weak commodity prices to spur more opportunistic deals.
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"Nike has become not just a commodity, but a statement," he said.
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Only South Africa's JSE offers derivatives like commodity contracts on the continent.
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In commodity markets, spot gold rose 0.1 percent to $1,203.01 an ounce.
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At 22 years old, McDermott was a known commodity among basketball followers.
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"There's absolutely real danger in turning meditation into a commodity," he said.
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Commodity markets were also dominated by fears of a global economic downturn.
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Former FBI Director James Comey's book tour is becoming a hot commodity.
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The last thing we want is to be a commodity labor market.
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Microsoft and its partners are quickly turning VR headsets into commodity items.
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Even today, blackness is a commodity—from our humor to our culture.
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The global commodity market has also taken a toll on rural America.
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The Nifty Metal index slipped 1.9 percent, tracking lower global commodity prices.
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Higher commodity prices reduced company earnings by $1.3 billion during the year.
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In addition, commodity asset dropped significantly, accelerating the market to sale out.
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Its public consultation paper was also targeting "improvements" specifically for commodity derivatives.
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The sports highlight is a commodity, and I can get it anywhere.
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Tokyo Commodity Exchange (TOCOM) gold futures have also been surging since August.
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I will be shocked if that makes him a usable fantasy commodity.
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Times Insider We talked about weather cycles, commodity prices, tariffs and Trump.
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Robinson's works speak about the process and the fickleness of a commodity.
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And for chefs and grocers, farmed branzino is already a familiar commodity.
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But these products are more expensive than the commodity versions traded globally.
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Nikola Mirotic went from practice-floor fight casualty to prized trade commodity.
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It cited slow global economic growth, low commodity prices and volatile markets.
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It took 500 years, but witchcraft has gone from crime to commodity.
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"Revenge" begins at a high pitch of travel porn and commodity fetishism.
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It gave federal officials greater authority over banking, securities and commodity futures.
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In New York City real estate, outdoor space is a rare commodity.
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She has dabbled with expanding her commodity portfolio into books and seminars.
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The commodity is on track for its sharpest weekly decline since 2011.
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Among the authorities that will be utilized are the Commodity Credit Corp.
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Merger talks are held with Singapore-based commodity group Olam International (OLAM.SI).
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"Data is the commodity," said Greg McBride, chief financial analyst at Bankrate.
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Ice, he said, was a luxurious commodity in his part of Sudan.
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Commodity-linked stocks and the auto sector - Tuesday's biggest casualties - also recovered.
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This is due to the difficult operating environment for commodity trading companies.
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Short-covering helped underpin gains, said Matt Wiegand, commodity broker for FuturesOne.
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Commodity futures in the stock market plummeted in response to the tariffs.
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Like everything else in the market economy, education has become a commodity.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission ordered Commerzbank AG (CBKG.
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It is was a different situation in the physical commodity markets though.
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Innovator Energy, for one, has proposed converting carbon dioxide into commodity chemicals.
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A move of that severity is not unheard of in commodity markets.
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Currencies were also on their back foot with commodity markets under pressure.
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For a graphic on Global Commodity Assets Under Management Recover, see - tmsnrt.
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Trade wars have also been a factor, and they hurt commodity prices.
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Of course, the currency and the commodity can also rise in tandem.
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In the 1990s, a collapse in commodity coffee prices hit Colombia hard.
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Commodity prices rallied on the trade deal news, sending resource stocks higher.
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Bitfinex was subpoenaed by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission on Dec.
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McDonald said China's expected boost to infrastructure spending should help the commodity.
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Commodity-linked currencies including the Chilean peso and Colombia's peso also declined.
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The wrath of Hurricane Harvey continues to add uncertainty to commodity markets.
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He's not that involved because — it's very clear coding is going commodity.
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Commodity trader and miner Glencore is among interested parties, the sources said.
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It has risk due to the underlying commodity, fish and price volatility.
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Late that year, as described in this writer's book "The Secret Club that Runs the World," Delta received a subpoena from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which wanted records pertaining to Ruggles's personal and corporate commodity contract trades.
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"The weaker dollar this has helped lift the commodity complex with the exception of oil this year, but our expectation is that the U.S. economy remains on track for reasonable growth," Oxford Economics commodity director Daniel Smith said.
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The dollar fell against a basket of currencies on Monday as big gains in oil prices rekindled demand for the euro and commodity-sensitive currencies, soothing concerns about the effects of weak commodity prices on the global economy.
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U.S. District Judge Rya Zobel in Boston said on Wednesday that My Big Coin did meet the Commodity Exchange Act's definition of a commodity, because the law defines commodities in broad categories rather than specific types or brands.
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"The long rout in commodity prices has hit debt and equity securities issued by metal and mining companies, with many securities looking oversold and therefore attractive if commodity prices do not fall significantly from current levels," he said.
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Contango is a situation where the future spot price is below the current price, and people are willing to pay more for a commodity at some point in the future than the actual expected price of the commodity.
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He learned that when it comes to investing in commodity stocks, investors must know that it doesn't matter which ones they pick — like going for a better balance sheet or higher growth — if the underlying commodity is hit.
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On Friday, executives from the top three exchanges - Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange, Shanghai Futures Exchange and Dalian Commodity Exchange - reeled off 14 products from fruit to chemicals to power that they are studying as possible candidates for new derivatives.
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The CFTC announced a settlement on September 20133 with Rafael Marconato{here}, a CCO of the registered commodity pool operator and commodity trading advisor, Phy Capital Investments LLC, formerly known as Phynance Capital Management LLC, based in Brazil.
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The proliferation of commodity activism such as Nike's, in other words, serves as a trenchant reminder that there is no "outside" to the logic of contemporary capitalism; social action may itself be shifting shape into a marketable commodity.
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Less than two months after ETF Securities shocked the commodity ETF world with the launch of a broad-based commodity ETF charging just 0.29 percent in annual fees, far below the standard 0.75 percent fee, newcomer GraniteShares has done one better, launching its new GraniteShares Bloomberg Commodity Broad Strategy No K-1 ETF (COMB), with a management fee of just 0.25 percent per year.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 15 (Reuters) - A Senate panel on Thursday will consider two nominees for seats on the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, the top U.S. regulator for derivatives and commodity markets, which have been vacant for more than a year.
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Chicago-based ADM, which buys, stores and ships commodity crops, has been trying to invest in higher-margin markets such as corn and wheat syrup to boost earnings in volatile commodity markets and squeezed margins due to low prices.
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"Fundamentals are constructive for base metals and there is still more than 20.9415 percent growth in China, which is very strong and is still translating into a strong commodity spend," ETF Securities head of commodity research Nitesh Shah said.
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The security breach comes two months after Bitfinex was ordered to pay a $75,000 fine by the U.S. Commodity and Futures Trading Commission in part for offering illegal off-exchange financed commodity transactions in bitcoin and other digital currencies.
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For BHP and Anglo American, the strategies include commodity trading - although on a far smaller scale than their rival Glencore, which began life as a pure trader and says income from this business helped it through the commodity slump.
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While oil rose on Wednesday, downward pressure on commodity prices has not relented.
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But it takes patience, and that's not an easy commodity to come by.
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LAURENT POTDEVIN: You know, if you're in the lifestyle apparel, you're a commodity.
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As commodity prices start to nose upwards, a pounce on Noble seems timely.
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In commodity markets, the weaker dollar gave gold a leg up to $1,223.
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Firmer oil prices and upbeat U.S. data helped support the wider commodity market.
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Iron ore futures on China's Dalian Commodity Exchange lost more than 5 percent.
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Part of the rise in the trade gap reflected higher commodity price increases.
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And a valuable starter is simply a better commodity than a valuable reliever.
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Even Russia managed to fend off wobbling commodity prices to carve out gains.
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We don't foresee a major fiscal policy shift or a commodity price shock.
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Tiruchelvam recommends buying both the commodity and related companies due to strong fundamentals.
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The problem is that gasoline, like food, is an inelastic commodity, Currie said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Industrial and commodity group Liberty House's bid for Tata Steel (TISC.
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But I wouldn't follow his lead on a commodity price bump any further.
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Commodity-linked currencies sagged as crude oil prices fell to seven-week lows.
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Commodity currencies were a major beneficiary of the broad decline in the greenback.
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Regulation can be mutualised and shared as a commodity among like-minded banks.
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Sure enough, Big Business embraced design, and promptly turned it into a commodity.
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It's that tradeability that makes cobalt a potentially more volatile commodity than lithium.
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"They're good-quality assets but it's a challenged commodity," a sector banker said.
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Instead, they ask the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to come up with recommendations.
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In commodity markets, spot gold was a fraction firmer at $1,292.09 per ounce.
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Donald Trump nominated Chris Giancarlo as chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
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Commodity traders are also eyeing the technology in their quest for an edge.
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"Some of those mine suspensions will be lifted soon," one commodity trader said.
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He attributed the improved PPI performance to higher global commodity prices, specifically energy.
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In commodity markets, spot gold edged up a touch to $1,287.50 per ounce.
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Castillo has come to Gilead to barter for Gilead's most valuable commodity: handmaids.
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Technology and commodity-related sectors have suffered among the biggest drops in forecasts.
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Others tweeted cartoons like this one suggesting petrol has become a rare commodity.
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"This was a commodity company and now it's a proprietary company," Cramer said.
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In commodity markets, spot gold edged up a touch to $1,290.65 per ounce.
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As we all know by now, data is a huge commodity these days.
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Analysts point to two main ways in which these tensions hurt commodity prices.
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The commodity has plummeted 5% since Monday, its first negative week in eight.
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In commodity markets, spot gold was 0.4 percent firmer at $1,281.81 per ounce.
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Angola relies on Chinese industrial commodity exports for more than 20% of GDP.
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For Popeyes and its competitors, the fried chicken sandwich is a hot commodity.
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Inflation has picked up a bit (along with commodity prices) in recent months.
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Instead it became commodity infrastructure that powered the next wave of the internet.
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Moussa also mentioned plans to establish a commodity exchange for gold and currencies.
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That leads him to believe the commodity could continue to come under pressure.
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In commodity markets, spot gold was 0.3 percent lower at $1,274.45 an ounce.
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As commodity prices have slumped, so too have the fortunes of big exporters.
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In commodity markets, oil prices, which had jumped Wednesday on supply concerns, retreated.
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Commodity-linked currencies pared their steep losses logged after the Doha deal breakdown.
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Other commodity currencies had also been pressured by the fall in crude oil.
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"It's actually closer to a commodity" he told CNBC in an email message.
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Worries about the health of the global economy also weighed on commodity markets.
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So we believe we might expect some brighter future for commodity prices, yes.
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In Google's ideal future, devices are a commodity that relies on the cloud.
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After commodity prices tumbled in 2014, their economies shrank and their currencies sank.
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THE strong performance of the world's economy is finally filtering into commodity prices.
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And some are going to have more difficulty because they're more commodity offerings.
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Its economy has suffered from the steep commodity price drop of recent years.
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NUMBER ONE: YOU'VE GOT A STEADY DOLLAR, LOW COMMODITY PRICES, LOW GOLD PRICES.
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The currency has since been hit hard by falling energy and commodity prices.
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But they are optimistic it might spur higher prices in the commodity markets.
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Tickets on trains out of the capital, Seoul, are a hot commodity too.
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Garner found that the Dow Jones commodity index is more balanced than Goldman's.
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America's Commodity Futures Trading Commission suggests technical default may count as market manipulation.
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Canada's commodity-linked economy could be hurt if trade tensions slow global growth.
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"It takes time, and time is a huge commodity in medicine," Dutton says.
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In Appalachia, coal is not just a commodity; it is a cultural totem.
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They'll wind up selling a lot of microwaves because it's a commodity business.
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However, the price of the commodity pared gains as the announcement was made.
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Corruption and misrule are widespread, and too many economies depend on commodity exports.
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Rising commodity prices would make the impact of the share buybacks even bigger.
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A rally in commodity prices continued to support the resources-heavy FTSE 100 .
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But what does this mean for the commodity markets and oil in particular?
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Commodity currencies also came back to life after taking a beating on Friday.
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This is an old story, the role of speculators in the commodity business.
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Higher commodity prices were believed to be the catalyst for the monthly improvement.
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Resources shares were also strong, inspired by a rally in global commodity prices.
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It raised its outlook for commodity cost increases to 2.5%, up from 2%.
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The commodity trader reported a 26.6 percent rise in its first-quarter profit.
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A stronger U.S. dollar is generally a negative for the dollar-denominated commodity.
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In commodity markets, spot gold edged up a touch to $1,331.00 per ounce.
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In commodity markets, spot gold edged up a touch to $1,328.91 per ounce.
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The value of time Time has become a hot commodity for working Americans.
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"Weed is a much more precious commodity," said Andrew Looney of Looney Labs.
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Farm incomes have also suffered from years of overproduction and low commodity prices.
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The company, reeling from a prolonged slump in commodity prices, said on Feb.
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In commodity markets, spot gold was a fraction firmer at $1,296.31 per ounce.
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KS: Either a commodity or it becomes something that is a fad, too.
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Iron ore on the Dalian Commodity Exchange is up 180 percent this year.
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Many entered the formal labour market during the commodity boom of 2003-13.
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Oil dropped Tuesday, with the commodity down nearly 8 percent year to date.
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In commodity markets, spot gold was a fraction firmer at $1,296.52 per ounce.
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"Drilling wells at today's commodity prices is still destructive of capital," he argues.
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A weaker dollar benefits the commodity, which is denominated in the U.S. currency.
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Meanwhile commodity prices have slumped, resulting in a cut to wholesale electricity prices.
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Finance: The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is pushing new speculative trading rules.
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Commodity funds, including those that buy safe-haven gold, pulled in $288 million.
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" He added, "Trade channels and commodity channels are very correlated in emerging markets.
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Fossil fuels are by far the most-shipped commodity within the United States.
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Gonzaga's Zach Collins was not exactly an unknown commodity entering the NCAA tournament.
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Its profit also came in above estimates despite higher commodity costs dampening margins.
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Now it's seen more as a private commodity, financed largely through student loans.
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The slowdown is in part blamed on the ongoing slump in commodity prices.
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Positive risk sentiment helped boost the commodity-linked Australian and New Zealand dollars.
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Canadian Pacific, like the broader Canadian economy, is fairly reliant on commodity exports.
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This year the recovery has stalled as the commodity price rally has faltered.
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Though commodity prices have been rising, the exchange rate has turned slightly favourable.
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Is healthcare a commodity best left to consumer choice or a government guarantee?
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has ordered Credit Suisse International (CSGN.
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In commodity markets, spot gold edged up a touch to $1,328.15 per ounce.
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Cider to them is not a commodity; it's a creative and communal outlet.
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Merchant Commodity Fund was down 12.38 percent by June 9, the report said.
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In commodity markets, oil steadied after falling by around 1 percent on Monday.
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Miners BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto and Fortescue Metals slipped on lower commodity prices.
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With oil prices falling on Wednesday, the greenback rose against commodity-linked currencies.
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We keep looking the other way because these guys are a frigging commodity.
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The company's earnings were regarded as mixed results, as commodity prices influenced sales.
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Shares in BHP Billiton, a mining group, have plunged along with commodity prices.
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In commodity markets, spot gold edged up 0.18 percent to $1,308.56 per ounce.
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Commodity-linked currencies fared well thanks to a rise in crude oil prices.
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First, a pickup in commodity prices has allowed emerging-market currencies to rebound.
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Australia's chief commodity forecaster in June pegged wheat output at 24.1 million tonnes.
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The commodity is also used to make products such as soap or chocolate.
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In commodity markets, London copper prices recovered as doubt about Chinese demand returned.
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The past decade's commodity boom poured rivers of extra cash into public coffers.
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Obama's strong approval rating means he's a hot commodity for Democratic office-seekers.
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Commodity-linked currencies such as the Australian dollar suffered deep losses on Wednesday.
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If you haven't noticed, security companies are a pretty hot commodity these days.
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Commodity funds, including those invested in gold, faced a fourth week of withdrawals.
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Some countries came close to that during the commodity supercycle of 2003-13.
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Wireless earbuds are headed toward a commodity tipping point, and Erato is proof.
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A continuing bounce in crude oil prices boded well for commodity-linked currencies.
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There are some signs of stabilization, but fundamentals in commodity markets haven't changed.
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I THINK ITS GOING TO BE THE KILLER— QUINTANILLA: FINALLY, KEVIN, COMMODITY COSTS.
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Thanks to the commodity boom and his pragmatic economic policy, poverty fell sharply.
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Unlike China's stock market, commodity futures are more closely tied to economic fundamentals.
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S. trade and an easier dollar could provide some support to commodity prices.
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In one bucket are the commodity-driven economies of Latin America and Russia.
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"The Fed is obviously pretty critical," said Oxford Economics commodity director Dan Smith.
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Food prices have dropped, thanks to lower commodity prices and intense supermarket competition.
|
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And sales in emerging markets dropped off after commodity prices collapsed in 2014.
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Instead of hawking insurance or knives, he peddles a less tangible commodity: belief.
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That in turn buffeted emerging and commodity markets that correlate closely with both.
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Other major automakers say rising commodity costs are not much of a problem.
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Iron ore futures on the Dalian Commodity Exchange rose 12.4 percent from Sept.
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Other commodity-linked currencies were also hit when crude reversed course and fell.
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Bill Baruch, president of Blue Line Futures, sees the commodity heading lower still.
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Most commodity flours are just blended based on the season and the harvest.
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Sydney: We're here at Commodity, and inside, Lowkey Burritos are doin' their thing.
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Consequently, FCF can be volatlile given the commodity-oriented nature of its business.
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The last commodity bear supercycle lasted about 16 years from 1983 to 1999.
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Currency markets were relatively quiet in comparison to moves seen in commodity markets.
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On the flipside, materials stocks continued to lose due to weak commodity prices.
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Federal prosecutors are also working with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, it added.
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In the shadowy world of mail fraud, suckers lists are an essential commodity.
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Now commodity companies account for only 10-15 percent of Australian market profit.
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The rout in oil prices has hit commodity producers like Vedanta Resources hard.
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His consulting clients have included electric companies and commodity firms around the world.
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Externally, lower global commodity prices, notably oil and gold, would damage export receipts.
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I found that to be so inspiring, not treating it like a commodity.
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The peso slumped 50 percent between 2014 and 2016 when commodity prices plunged.
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It seeks to turn leisure time — a precious, dwindling commodity — into billable hours.
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And the authenticity of that experience may be the commodity of the future.
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Details are as follows: TONNES COMMODITY PROTEIN (pct) 8,300 Western/Soft White max.
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The Russian rouble and other currencies sensitive to movements in commodity prices, weakened.
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Globally Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are the biggest banks in commodity trading.
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The bank said it will continue to provide commodity financing and hedging services.
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Over time, hardware became a commodity and profit margins got thinner and thinner.
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This article was originally published on Noisey UK. Truth is a valuable commodity.
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Analysts are hopeful that more stable commodity prices should start improving government finances.
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The probe has also swept up leading global commodity traders based in Switzerland.
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China's commodity exchanges have been working to try to crack down on speculation.
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Historically, agreements to control supplies of a commodity have typically eventually fallen apart.
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Diesel-fueled trucks will also be restricted from transporting commodity materials, it said.
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"The Switch is a new and hot commodity—everyone's want object," said Sigurgeirsson.
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As RFK said: 'Moral courage is the rarer commodity than bravery in battle.
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Propelled by dollar weakness and rising commodity prices, emerging currencies also sailed higher.
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Farmer assistance includes commodity payment programs, as well as subsidized crop insurance. Sen.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission would not confirm or deny any investigative activity.
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In fact, even an autonomous-vehicle offering is likely to become a commodity.
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He also said the drop in commodity prices removed support from U.S. equities.
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"The Australian dollar has its closest relationship to commodity prices," Jolly told CNBC.
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Oil and gas stocks led the gains, boosted by commodity prices ticking higher.
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Xiaomi pitched itself to investors as more than a producer of commodity electronics.
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Ed Morse, Citi's global head of commodity research, believes there's more downside ahead.
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Art should not be a rare commodity kept in the vaults of collectors.
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"There's no expertise and there's no commodity," says Jay Moglia, a line-stander.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission filed parallel civil actions against six of them.
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