- March 7, 2026
Japan Sept wholesale prices slump, heightening deflation risk
Sept wholesale prices fall 0.8% yr/yr vs forecast 0.5% drop Wholesale prices slip 0.2% in Sept vs Aug Soft global commodity, machinery demand weigh on
Why silver prices are the highest they’ve been since 1980
The price of gold is in the headlines, but it’s not the only precious metal breaking records. Silver was trading at an all-time high of
Trade, biofuels and the environment: key agriculture issues in U.S. election
Oct 12 (Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump enjoys broad support among farmers, but some are unhappy about the impact of his trade and biofuel
Commodities top performing asset in 2022
Commodities were the top performing asset in the past year, driven by a surge in the US dollar. The asset class returned 22 per cent
What are Soft Commodities and How to Trade Them
Why trade soft commodity markets? There are a number of reasons why people choose to trade soft commodity markets. First, it’s important to understand that
India’s oil shift may be overstated; metals outlook remains strong: Lyn Alden
Investors should remain skeptical about the near-term material impact of a potential shift in India’s oil import policy, advises Lyn Alden, Founder of Lyn Alden
Will cocoa and other commodities rally in 2025?
As the dust settles on 2024, cocoa (CC=F) and coffee (KC=F) have emerged as the biggest winners in the commodities market for the second consecutive
The Best 10 Foods and Drinks to Boost Your Energy
Experiencing a midday slump? While you may be tempted to take an afternoon nap, try grabbing an energy-boosting snack or drink, instead. When looking for
Indonesia’s waste-to-energy plan for 33 cities may require $5.5 bln in funding, minister says
JAKARTA, Oct 10 (Reuters) – Indonesia’s plan to build waste-to-energy projects in 33 cities across the country may require around 91 trillion rupiah ($5.49 billion)
orange juice squeezed by extreme weather
Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Britain’s summer may be conforming