Copper
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China's rising copper inventories and slowing economic growth is casting a pall over the usually bullish mood at Cesco week in Santiago, the largest annual gathering of the world’s copper miners, traders, consumers and investors. The FT reports.
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Copper miner Freeport-McMoran isn't for sale, and won't be buying any of its competitors anytime soon, CEO Richard Adkerson told CNBC Thursday.
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'Tis the season for a major commodity currency to do well, this strategist says.
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Gold gets all the headlines, but platinum is a better bet to put precious metals in your portfolio, Patrick Armstrong of Armstrong Investment Managers told CNBC.
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There may be no better way to appreciate the diversity of exchange traded funds than by looking at the commodities sector of the asset class.
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The euro has been trading in a narrow range, and this strategist sees a dollar-trading opportunity when it budges.
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While individual commodities are subject to a lot of momentum—they are a good alternative to stocks and bonds and commonly used for diversification, and hedging investments.
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Materials stood out as the one sector ETF that has yet to reverse an intermediate-term downtrend, Peak Theories Research’s Abigail Doolittle said.
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Copper futures rose Monday trading above $3.80, after China reported positive import data and on hopes for progress on the European Debt Crisis. Yet, traders and analysts still see more price pressure on the industrial metal.
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In turn, the "Mad Money" host thinks global prospects look brighter.
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Gold bulls are feeling more comfortable as the precious metal rose more than 2½ percent on positive economic data, but is it time to get in the trade?
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The “Mad Money” host answers his “Mad Mail and reports back on some viewer questions from earlier in the week.
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While the opportunities for lucrative investment in racehorses are there, the risks are potentially very high; it takes a passionate investor to make bets like these.
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Seasonal uptick in steel stocks makes it worth looking at for December, Fast Money pros say.
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The prolonged strike at Freeport-McMoran's Papua, New Guinea, mine will force the company to lower its production estimates, CEO Richard Adkerson told CNBC Wednesday.
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This stock market just doesn't make sense, the "Mad Money" host said Tuesday.
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Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
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Currency markets are hanging on every European headline, so this strategist has a trade in another direction.
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As goes copper, so goes the market, MF Global’s Rich Ilczysyn said. And the downward slide isn't good.
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For over two years now, investors have used copper to bet on China's economic boom, leading to a doubling in the price of the metal. But now some investors and analysts are betting that zinc - the perennial underperformer in the base metals space - stands to benefit more from China's future growth.