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  • LONDON, May 7- The Australian, Canadian and New Zealand dollars may be set for a decline, dragged down by a slowdown in China and a sharp fall in commodity prices. The Australian and New Zealand dollars are up 70 percent against the U.S. dollar since late 2008, driven up by near-zero rates in many developed countries.

  • NEW YORK, May 7- Brent crude oil fell after an early rally on Tuesday, tracing losses in U.S. equity markets as weak fundamentals curbed initial gains spurred by strong German data, central bank policy and tension in the Middle East. Oil prices, which had been trading higher, trended lower beginning around 10 a.m. EDT as the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average Index both dropped sharply.

  • LONDON, May 7- Gasoil barge prices in northwest Europe rose on Tuesday following earlier gains in crude prices though demand for diesel remained weak. dropped below $3 a barrel in May, weakened by the recent spike in Brent crude prices and low demand.

  • TOKYO, May 7- U.S. crude futures eased on Tuesday to below $96 a barrel on profit-taking, after gaining more than $5 in the previous three sessions as Mideast tensions raised supply concerns.

  • TOKYO, May 7- U.S. crude futures eased on Tuesday to below $96 a barrel on profit-taking, after gaining more than $5 in the previous three sessions as Mideast tensions raised supply concerns.

  • NEW YORK, May 6- Billionaire commodities trader Andy Hall is resolute that oil prices will rise longer-term, even after April's tumble triggered the worst slump in his flagship hedge fund for nearly a year.

  • Commodities Tomorrow: Eye on Syria  Monday, 6 May 2013 | 4:00 PM ET

    CNBC's Sharon Epperson discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets. Traders are watching the situation in the Middle East and whether violence could spread throughout the region, she says.

  • Oil Pushing to $100?  Monday, 6 May 2013 | 2:16 PM ET

    Oil prices are at a one month high, with CNBC's Sharon Epperson and Helima Croft, Barclays.

  • *Onex climbs after making takeover move. TORONTO, May 6- Canada's main stock index advanced for a third straight session on Monday, led by stronger financial shares and by gains in resource companies after some commodity prices rose. A jump in Penn West Petroleum Ltd.

  • PRAGUE, May 3- Healthy renewable levels in the region and less demand during the weekend sent central European spot prices mainly lower on Friday while the Czech forward year contract rebounded from an all-time high, traders said. On regional exchanges, Czech, Slovak and Hungarian day ahead fell to 25.96 euros per megawatt hour.

  • Brent futures rise over $1/bbl after U.S. jobs data Friday, 3 May 2013 | 8:34 AM ET

    LONDON, May 3- Brent crude oil futures rose more than $1 a barrel on Friday after U.S. job growth beat expectations in April.

  • *Copper up most in 18 months; oil, crops rally too. NEW YORK, May 3- Copper prices leapt more than 6 percent on Friday, heading for their biggest gain in 18 months, while oil and other commodities rose with the stock market after robust U.S. jobs data for April soothed concerns about economic recovery.

  • SINGAPORE, May 3- U.S. oil futures held above $93 a barrel on Friday, clinging to most of the gains from the previous session when risk appetite got a boost after the European Central Bank cut interest rates and said was open to do more to aid a recession-hit euro zone.

  • SINGAPORE, May 3- U.S. oil futures held above $93 a barrel on Friday, clinging to most of the gains from the previous session when risk appetite got a boost after the European Central Bank cut interest rates and said was open to do more to aid a recession-hit euro zone. was little changed at $93.80 a barrel by 0036 GMT after settling at $93.99 on Thursday.

  • Oil Shortfalls Are Mounting: Pro  Thursday, 2 May 2013 | 11:35 AM ET

    Amrita Sen, chief oil analyst at Energy Aspects, comments on oil prices rebound and says the change comes from the supply side with shortfalls mounting in many key areas.

  • Growth Worries Hit Commodities  Thursday, 2 May 2013 | 10:35 AM ET

    David Greenberg, Greenberg Capital explains why he believes falling commodity prices can be good for consumers.

  • *Brent oil above $101; copper rises too but still below $7,000. *Gold futures makes up almost all of Wednesday's decline. NEW YORK, May 2- Brent crude oil jumped to above $100 a barrel on Thursday and gold and copper prices rose too as the euro fell after a rate cut, boosting risk appetite across markets and helping commodities rebound from their weak start for May.

  • LONDON, May 2- Gasoline and naphtha prices in northwest Europe slightly recovered on Thursday along with a crude price gain, as gasoline stocks in the region dropped on growing demand. Cargoes arrived from Britain, France, Germany, Latvia and Turkey and headed out to Britain, Mexico, Nigeria and the United States.

  • NEW YORK, May 1- Oil fell more than 2 percent to settle below $100 a barrel on Wednesday as soft economic data from China stoked pessimism about the global demand outlook and as U.S. crude oil inventory rose to a record level. Brent crude futures fell $2.42 to settle at $99.95 a barrel, after dipping below $99 during the session for the first time since April 23.

  • *Commodities sell off; U.S., China manufacturing data weighs on oil. NEW YORK, May 1- Oil futures and U.S. stocks dropped on Wednesday as the latest economic data in the United States and China raised new doubts about the strength of the global economy.