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Crunch Time For European Gas Supplies? By Peter Sainsbury - Sep 26, 2014

Talks between Russia, Ukraine and the European Union are due to restart today (26 September) hoping to reach a deal over Ukraine’s unpaid gas bill that could lead to a resumption of Russian gas...

Gone Unnoticed…Rhodium Prices Surge By Peter Sainsbury - Sep 08, 2014

Rhodium prices are up 42% since the start of the year to $1315/oz. Looking across all commodities only Coffee has seen a sharper price increase (up 74%). In comparison prices of Platinum and Palladium...

Why Is Water Important To Commodities? By Peter Sainsbury - Sep 02, 2014

In theory, water should never be lacking. Water covers approximately 71% of the earth’s surface; however, 97% of it is too salty for productive use. Of the 2.5% that is usable freshwater, 70% is...

No Sugar High In Sight By Peter Sainsbury - Aug 22, 2014

Sugar prices have halved in value since mid-2011 as bumper harvests outpaced demand growth. Now sugar prices are currently trading near six-month lows, just below 16 cents per lb on the expectation...

Main Commodity Driver: USD Versus China By Peter Sainsbury - Aug 06, 2014

The recent appreciation in the US Dollar has been a key factor behind the weakness in overall commodity prices over the past couple months.To recap looser monetary policy (one aspect of which could...

Brent Slumps To Four Month Low By Peter Sainsbury - Jul 31, 2014

Brent crude prices tumbled below $106 per barrel today (Wednesday 30 July), the lowest level for almost four months. Despite geopolitical concerns continuing to mount up (Israel, Russia, Iraq and...

Cotton Prices Hit 21 Month Low By Peter Sainsbury - Jul 10, 2014

Cotton futures prices fell below 70 cents per lb on Wednesday, the lowest level since November 2012. High cotton prices at the start of the planting season (they peaked at 94.75 cents per lb in...

Why Have Platinum Prices Increased? By Peter Sainsbury - Jul 02, 2014

One week ago a 5-month strike by Platinum miners was declared over with miners returning to work after accepting a wage deal. During that 5-month period platinum prices ended level at $1,457 per oz....

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