Copper
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This mining company is the perfect example of why 2011 will not be like 2008, the “Mad Money” host says.
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Goldman Sachs analysts cut their outlook for the price of Brent oil and for copper going into 2012, saying that they see "a flatter upward trajectory for commodity prices, with increasing risks to both the up and the downside."
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The “Mad Money” host explains why he thinks the weakness in China isn’t going away.
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In this market, whenever you get some good news Fast traders Guy Adami and Steve Cortes say sell it - be nimble, take the money and run.
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Germans vote yes on bailout powers, commodity prices bite - it's time for your FX Fix.
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London Metal Exchange Chief Executive Martin Abbott confirmed to CNBC on Thursday that the exchange is being at least tentatively pursued by other, unnamed firms, but said that there was "no pressing need" for a sale.
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Cramer goes “Off the Charts” to show the bear case on dollar, the euro and more.
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The chief executive of the world’s second-largest gold miner, Newmont says the company may consider a share buyback if the divergence between gold prices and the company’s stock persists.
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Mining stocks will continue this summer's volatility, Evy Hambro, CIO of the natural resources team at BlackRock, told CNBC Friday. But strong fundamentals and expected commodities growth are not reflected in the share prices.
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Chinese companies and investors are stepping up their purchases of industrial commodities such as copper, in a show of confidence in the global economy that stands in contrast to the turmoil in western markets. The FT reports.
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From the popular precious metals gold and silver, to more niche plays like copper, palladium, and platinum, which metal will be the best investment going forward?
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Like commodities in general, metals help investors diversify as their performance bears little resemblance to that of stocks.
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Stealing of steel, copper or lead objects for the purpose of selling them as scrap metal increased during the financial crisis. Click to find out more.
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Despite demand for gold falling to 17 percent in the second quarter compared to the same period in 2010, the World Gold Council says that full-year demand will increase because of a rush to safe haven assets as market volatility has ramped up.
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With the price of gold soaring to record levels, the precious metal has become that much more dear. Where and how should gold buyers store their bullion and coins?
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Banks are charging more to store gold after a surge in demand for precious metals has left London, the centre of the global bullion market, short of vault space, reported the FT.
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Despite an unexpected deterioration in macro indicators in developed markets, Goldman Sachs believes commodity prices will hold up over the coming year.
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Analysts say a shortfall in copper supply this year could boost one of Australia's smaller copper miners, Sandfire Resources.
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Newmont Mining Chief Executive Richard O'Brien said gold will go up to $1,750 an ounce in 2012, due to inflationary pressures and continued uncertainty in U.S. and European economies.