Gold surged past the Rs 1.5 lakh mark for the first time as geopolitical tensions, tariff threats, strong investor demand, ...

China and India’s economic growth is set to significantly increase demand for South African commodities this year, despite ...

A broad decline in commodity prices will likely weigh on the energy and materials sectors of the stock market over the next year or so — also spelling trouble for stocks of companies with exposure to ...

The global commodities market is facing unprecedented challenges due to a combination of geopolitical tensions, economic uncertainty and supply chain disruptions. These factors have led to significant ...

When commodity prices move in tandem, it is usually because real-world events jolt markets. China is the world’s biggest consumer of raw materials, so its economic leaps and stumbles matter. Russia’s ...

Economists forecast PPI to drop to 1.5% in May, down from April's 2.3%, falling well below its long-term averages. Global commodities and transportation costs fell substantially in May, adding ...

In our opinion, it’s not the case that the US economy has avoided a recession, but rather that the current cycle has been elongated. We use the commodity/gold ratio (the Spot Commodity Index (GNX) ...

Outlook for commodities in 2024. Will slowing growth hurt commodity prices? Commodities demand: What to expect from China in 2024. Anthony Okolie: While the US Federal Reserve is expected to hold ...

Only a few years ago, analysts and investors were aflutter with talk of a new “supercycle” in commodities. Some believed the world was about to repeat a surge in raw-material prices that began in the ...

It has been a dismal summer for the Chinese economy. WSJ's Hong Kong Bureau Chief Ken Brown explains what it means for exporters around the world.