Commodities News

Soybeans, corn and wheat are trading on the defensive amid reports of planting progress and weak soybeans imports in China.

Gold and silver are trading down amid risk appetite due the new deal signed between the United States and Mexico.

Soybeans is closing the week wiht losses while Corn is positive but the outlook remains uncertain as market awaits for more crops report.

Gold is ready to close the week with gains not seen in over a year. Speculations of a Fed’s rate cut is fueling XAU/USD bulls.

Coffee is falling hard on Thursday amid fundamental news. Soybeans and corn are also declining amid reports that says the delays weren’t too much.

Gold is rallying to highs since February, while Silver is recovering. Reasons are speculations of FOMC rate cut, and ECB dovish stance and unchanged monetary policy.

Soybeans prices are trading sideways, while wheat is losing the 5.000 level. Trade war and a cheaper dollar are containing prices.

Gold is rallying on Wednesday amid dollar weakness. Silver is also on the positive note. All eyes focused on Nonfarm payrolls.

Soybeans and Wheat got rejections from highs amid technical movements. China is reportedly piling up soybeans and taking positions ahead of a long trade war.

Gold is extending gains and it is testing now the 1,330, highest since February. Silver is trading down. Palladium and platinum are consolidating levels.

Corn, soybeans, and wheat are trading back on positive on Firday after the profit taking performed on Friday.

Gold is trading positive on Monday as investors are betting on the yellow metal as a safe haven ahead of a possible recession.

The final piece of the bullish puzzle for gold hit on Friday after President Trump vowed to place a tariff on imports from Mexico. Last week’s steep losses in crude oil indicate that investors are worried about future demand. The catalysts behind the selling pressure in natural gas were a

Soybeans, Corn and Wheat are trading down on Friday amid news on Mexico possible trade war and profit taking ahead of the end of the month.

Gold is trading positive on Friday and ready to close its first positive month since January. Trump punishment tariff to Mexico fueled risk aversion.

Soybean, corn and wheat prices resumed its rally as investors are worried about wet weather and trade war news.

Gold is trading positive on Thursday following the US GDP. But the move is limited due to dollar strength and euro weakness.

Gold and silver are trading in consolidation pattern as risk aversion is retaking the market but metals are not strong enough to advance.

Agricultural commodities are trading higher on Tuesday as investors are digesting wet weather. Corn is trading at highest since 2016, while soybeans and wheat are rallying to multi-month highs.

Gold is trading sideways as investors are digesting trade war news but also due to a firm dollar. Traders are now focused on economic events.