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In the world of mutual funds, the big news is ETFs and commodities, and investors are flocking to both. John Rekenthaler, research director ...
China's top brass recognizes the need to avoid unnecessary tension with its major commodity suppliers, says Qu Hong Bin, senior economist at...
Oil prices will probably bottom around $50 a barrel before heading significantly higher, predicts John Kilduff, senior VP & energy analyst a...
Chevron warns that the weak U.S. dollar will hit second-quarter earnings hard. Paul Sankey, senior equity analyst at Deutsche Bank, is disap...
There's been a move back into risk overnight with investors buying into stocks and commodities. John Carey, Executive Vice President and Por...
With the troubles currently plaguing Rio, does that make BHP Billiton a better buy? Justin O'Brien, VP at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney gives ...
China's claims that Rio staff have stolen state secrets are not unfounded, remarked Jonathan Barratt, MD at Commodity Broking Services. He t...
The detainment of four Rio Tinto staff in China is negative for the Aussie dollar, notes Nick Bennenbroek, head of currency strategy at Well...
Australian PM Kevin Rudd's China expertise does not mean he has a magic wand he can apply to the Rio detainment, says Professor David Kelly,...
Discussing whether there is a link between the Rio Tinto detainment and the miner's failed deal with Chinalco, with Professor David Kelly, C...
CNBC's Sharon Epperson discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets, and looks ahead to where oil is likely headed tomorrow.
After getting beaten up for weeks, gold, silver and copper are moving higher. Steve Grasso, of Stuart Frankel, and Jim Steel, of HSBC, share...
Tom Young, client advisor at Patterson's Securities tells CNBC why he has a "sell" call on Macarthur Coal.
The future price of a troy ounce of silver will likely bounce higher toward $13.60, but then fall back down toward $10.90, Chris Zwermann fr...
A correction will be seen in the next few weeks, says Warren Gilman, MD head of Asia Pacific region at CIBC World Markets. He tells CNBC's R...
Discussing world demand for oil, John Vautrain, director & vice president at Purvin & Gertz says demand recovery will take time as consumpti...
China is trying hard to be a responsible global player and it has a major interest in commodities and securities and in attracting foreign i...
Discussing China's arrest of a Rio Tinto executive on spying allegations, Alistair Newton, MD & senior political analyst at Nomura Internati...
Debating who should regulate commodities, with Dick Armey, Freedomworks.org; David Goodfriend, "Left Jab" co-host; and CNBC's Larry Kudlow.
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TOPIC : Commodities
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TOPIC : Commodities
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Wednesday, 8 Jul 2009
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