Commodities are essential raw materials that power our daily lives. They encompass a broad range of goods, from agricultural products like wheat and coffee to industrial materials such as oil and gold ...

Let’s start by stating the obvious. Commodities exist in the physical world. That means they are very different from stocks, bonds or cryptocurrencies. Those asset classes can move around the world ...

As demand from AI grows, so does the appetite for metals and minerals essential to its growth. TD Asset Management's Tim Yang ...

Global commodities like oil, gold, copper, and agriculture will shape INR movement in 2026, making smart monitoring essential ...

AI drives more intelligent commodity trading decisions. Algorithms process extensive data sets at incredible speed, detecting patterns that might escape human observation. Picture an AI identifying a ...

Stablecoins are no longer confined to crypto trading platforms. Tether Holdings SA, the issuer of the world’s most circulated stablecoin USDT, is entering the world of physical goods by reshaping how ...

March Euro currency (ZBZ25) futures present a selling opportunity on more price weakness. See on the daily bar chart for the March Euro currency futures that prices are trending lower and last week ...

Farmer budgets for buying new equipment and lending activity for those same new purchases have tightened up as we head into spring planting. Those two factors have the used auction circuit humming.

A recent report from McKinsey highlights trends seen in commodities trading over the past year. The document shows that despite global uncertainty, commodities trading generated over US$100 billion in ...

The Bloomberg Commodity Index has broken above a two-year downtrend, signaling that the second leg of the 2020s bull ...