Demand for Corn has been stronger than expected, especially on the export and energy fronts.
Can soybeans drag corn higher? Yes, they can, however, corn could also drag soybeans lower.
China is the world’s top gold consumer, according to data from researcher Metals Focus Ltd., and the start of the Year of the Rooster this week...
Today, markets are not as driven by economics and market fundamentals as they once were. They are driven instead by political events and in this case...
Not only will Trump’s plan to cut regulations be positive for the mining sector, but his economic and fiscal proposals will boost demand for raw materials.
Investors and analysts expect gold to be a safe haven in 2017 as financial and political uncertainties linger in major economies.
There are ideas of less production in Brazil this year, in part because it is the second year of the biennial cycle and in part due...
March soybeans have rallied nearly 84 cents in the month of January and a 66% slide quickly takes March much closer to the key 10 dollar...
The gold price slipped sharply following Janet Yellen's latest statement although this did little more than reiterate the previous statement made after December's interest rate rise.
At the end of November copper hit an 18-month high on the back of optimism about the possible impact of president-elect Donald Trump's $500 billion-plus infrastructure...