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Metals Increase Throughout Thursday`S Quiet Trading

Metals were more vital after yesterday’s unexpected inflation data in the United States. While the title Consumer Price Index increased by 0.3% in January, as was exacted, the underline CPI was low, whereas analysts had foretold a 0.2% gain. The flat inflation reading implies that the US economy needs an extra boost to improve the …

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Gold And Silver Increase on the NYMEX’s COMEX division.

April gold futures raised $21.40, or 1.16%, to $1,859.30 per ounce at 15:48 GMT on Friday on the New York Mercantile Exchange’s COMEX division. Gold will post a weekly advance of 0.2% and a January slip of around 2.2%. Silver, the relative commodity to gold, is rising for the second continuous session. March silver futures …

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Natural gas

Natural Gas Declines On Lower-Than-Expected Supply Drawdown

The most advanced natural gas prices movement has stumped market analysts. They had predicted a descending trend for the energy commodity. This is due to the fact that winter has mostly avoided some of the biggest natural gas consumers this season. March natural gas futures dropped $0.07, or 2.59%, to $2.632 per million British thermal …

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Could soybean prices retest $14?

The agricultural commodity had caught a hit on profit-taking and South America’s weather conditions developing to enhance crop yield prospects. However, could soybean prices retest $14? March soybean futures proposed $0.2875, or 2.14%, to $13.7225 per bushel at 15:55 GMT on Tuesday on the Chicago Board of Trade (CBoT). Notwithstanding last week’s slide, soybean prices …

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Gold And Silver Drop While Crude Oil Rises

Monday has placed investors in a celebratory mood and supporting them to take riskier moves. Consequently, more risky assets (like crude oil) rallied, while more reliable assets (such as gold) failed. The Asian stocks showed a broad-based rally throughout the Asian trading session on. Market analysts consider, though, that the commodities may still convert their …

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