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With ample supplies, China's copper buyers sit out as prices plunge
SHANGHAI Even with copper prices reeling from their biggest rout in six years, there were few signs at China's biggest copper conference this week of manufacturers being tempted back to buy more of the metal.
Scant signs of Russia-OPEC output cut deal ahead of Vienna meeting
MOSCOW There is little likelihood Russia will work with OPEC on cutting oil output ahead of or on the sidelines of a meeting of the exporter group in Vienna next month, officials and industry insiders say.
Cracks appear in China's gold leasing trade as jewelers suffer defaults
SINGAPORE Chinese banks are growing alarmed by a rising number of defaults among jewelry manufacturers, prompting them to review new gold lending more carefully in the world's biggest consumer, according to sources with direct knowledge of the issue.
Fake pesticides endanger crops and human health in India
FARIDABAD, India Millions of unsuspecting Indian farmers are spraying fake pesticides onto their fields, contaminating soil, cutting crop yields and putting both food security and human health at risk in the country of 1.25 billion people.
India, not China, powering growth in fuel demand: Russell
LAUNCESTON, Australia - China's fuel usage tends to gather headlines as an indicator of the strength of global crude oil demand, and while this has been justified, the real growth action is happening over the Himalayas in India.
As Chinese funds return to copper, should we be worried? Andy Home
LONDON History may not repeat itself but it certainly does rhyme strongly when it comes to the copper market.
California's gasoline demand slowed over the summer: Kemp
LONDON California motorists drive almost 1 billion miles every day, and in doing so consume around 40 million gallons of gasoline and 8 million gallons of diesel.
Oil trades near three-month low as excess supply takes toll
LONDON Brent crude oil futures gained some ground on Friday but remained near three-month lows as the pressure of a persistent supply glut limited optimism for a price recovery.
Oil traders prepare for next big price drop in March 2016
SINGAPORE Oil traders are preparing for another downward turn in prices by March 2016, market data suggests, as what is expected to be an unusually warm winter dents demand just as Iran's resurgent crude exports hit global markets after sanctions are ended.
Commodity prices could see sharp drop as supply cuts disappoint -Goldman
SINGAPORE/BENGALURU Commodity prices could see another sharp drop as an adjustment in supplies from energy, metals and agricultural producers remains insufficient in the face of weaker demand at key consumers like China, U.S. investment bank Goldman Sachs said.
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| Commodity | Currency | Last Trade | Price Change | % Price Change | Trade Time |
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| LIGHT CRUDE CON1 Nov15 | USD | 40.42 | -0.12 | -0.30% | 11/20 10:13 |
| NO 2 HT OIL CON1 Nov15 | USD | 1.37 | -0.00 | -0.15% | 11/20 10:16 |
| NATURAL GAS CON1 Nov15 | USD | 2.19 | -0.08 | -3.69% | 11/20 10:17 |
| 100 OZ GOLD MAR4 Nov15 | USD | 1,082.90 | +4.90 | +0.45% | 11/20 02:25 |
| SILVER 5000 CON1 Nov15 | USD | 14.10 | -0.09 | -0.64% | 11/18 13:31 |
| HG COPPER CON1 Nov15 | USD | 2.09 | +0.02 | +0.87% | 11/20 09:45 |
| CORN CON1 Dec15 | USC | 364.75 | +0.50 | +0.14% | 11/20 10:17 |
| WHEAT CON1 Dec15 | USC | 490.00 | -0.75 | -0.15% | 11/20 10:16 |
| SOYBEANS CON1 Jan16 | USC | 857.75 | -2.25 | -0.26% | 11/20 10:16 |
| SUGAR 11 CON1 Feb16 | USC | 15.40 | +0.45 | +3.01% | 11/20 10:16 |
| COFFEE C CON1 Dec15 | USC | 123.10 | +3.20 | +2.67% | 11/20 10:02 |
| COCOA CON1 Dec15 | USD | 3,346.00 | -20.00 | -0.59% | 11/20 09:50 |
| FROZEN OJ CON1 Jan16 | USC | 153.10 | +2.05 | +1.36% | 11/20 10:16 |
| COTTON NO 2 CON1 Dec15 | USC | 61.40 | -0.18 | -0.29% | 11/20 10:13 |
| LIVE HOGS CON1 Dec15 | USC | 56.62 | +1.23 | +2.21% | 11/20 10:16 |
| LIVE CATTLE CON1 Dec15 | USC | 130.57 | +0.68 | +0.52% | 11/20 10:15 |
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