Gold stocks may be stabilizing, says National Bank researchers.
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has subpoenaed a metals warehousing firm.
Chinese broker moves into commodities space.
Earlier this week, stock markets around the world put the finishing touches on what has been a sizzling month of performance in July. Even Canada’s resource-heavy TSX index rose 3% on rising energy and gold prices in July.
After rallying in May, Scotiabank’s Commodity Price Index fell by 4.1% month-over-month in June. This was the sharpest decline since late 2012. Read: Scotiabank launches free, outdoor movie tour “The Index will be underpinned in July by a return to stronger oil prices in Western Canada and the beginning of another upswing in lumber and […]
The U.S. supply of crude oil dropped last week.
The movie Trading Places is one of the most beloved financial comedies of the last 30 years — so much that it spawned real-life commodities reform in 2010. Read: How to read the commodities market The classic, which stars Eddie Murphy and Dan Aykroyd, was the basis for the “Eddie Murphy Rule,” or Section 136 […]
By 2050, it’s all over, says Jeremy Grantham.
It's no longer simple to invest in this asset class.
After edging down in April, a sharp correction in gold prices helped Scotiabank's Commodity Price Index rebound in May, climbing 2.3%.