- March 11, 2026
Rare earths breakthrough for Victory Metals
Victory Metals has announced “breakthrough metallurgical results” from its North Stanmore project in Western Australia – one of the largest heavy rare earth clay projects
Trading commodities – IG UK
Commodities are bought and sold on a number of exchanges specialising in a particular type of commodity. Commodity futures are traded in contracts. Each commodity
Here’s Why 2026 Will Be The Year of Hard Assets
Why 2026 Changes Everything The drivers now propelling Commodities are deeper and more durable than inflation alone. The world is entering a lower-rate but fiscally
Safe Agriculture calls for minimum wage, pension for farm workers
An organisation named the “Safe Agriculture and Food Movement” has raised 20 demands, calling for farmer identity cards, crop insurance, and a minimum wage and
Metals Sink as China Exchange Told to Rip Out High-Speed Servers
Metals slumped at the end of a dramatic week, as news of a Chinese clampdown on high-frequency trading cooled sentiment after frenzied activity in Shanghai
Silver Surged 145 Percent In 2025 As Commodities Reasserted Themselves
Every year around this time, we update one of our most popular and widely followed tools, the interactive Periodic Table of Commodities Returns. I encourage
Ja’s energy outlook 2026 – Jamaica Observer
Petrojam is Jamaica’s sole oil refinery and primary supplier of petroleum products. As Jamaica enters 2026 our energy sector stands at a defining crossroads. Rising
Labour faces risks on energy despite ‘record’ wind power auction | Nils Pratley
The government has defied gloomy price expectations for its latest auction for offshore wind capacity. The worry a few months ago was that bill payers
Avoid January energy bill price rises with simple change through online service
Price cap increase leaves households facing higher bills until April 2026 when £150 government support arrives. Rachael Davies, Callum Crumlish Entertainment Editor and Rachael Davis
Private equity turns to commodities
Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. The newly found enthusiasm among