Commodities

Stocks are hitting new highs but so are bonds....

Stocks are hitting new highs but so are bonds....

There is no knowing without believing, and believing is the way to knowing... It’s hard to believe, but the S&P 500 remains relatively flat week-to-date, month-to-date, quarter-to-date, year-to-date, and really has been on auto-pilot since the end of 2014!

Gold prices rose Wednesday as plummeting global markets pushed investors into haven assets, rekindling the precious metal's appeal in times of turbulence.

Royal Dutch Shell said Monday it will quit a major gas development in the United Arab Emirates amid a broad shake up of the company's strategy and the worst rout in energy prices since the 1980s.

The prospect of Iranian oil adding to the global flood of crude pushed prices further down on Monday, with Brent crude touching its lowest level since 2003.

Gold prices soared to the highest level in a year Thursday, as heightened economic and geopolitical uncertainties drove investors to seek shelter in the precious metal.

Gold prices surged on Thursday, boosted by the Federal Reserve's decision to reign in interest-rate expectations a day before.

Gold prices settled at a 13-month high Friday as investors bet the Federal Reserve was no closer to raising interest rates after U.S. employment data showed wages fell in February.

Before Alcoa's first-quarter earnings report Monday, the market is still valuing it as a pure commodities play without giving much credit to anything else. That underscores the argument for splitting Alcoa in the first place and suggests the stock is still underappreciated at current levels.

U.S. stocks gave back their earlier gains Thursday after a rally in oil prices faded.

Wall Street was lower on Wednesday as tepid U.S. economic data and lackluster corporate results added to concerns about the health of the global economy.

U.S. stocks sold off sharply Tuesday, with the Dow industrials dropping 170 points, as weaker-than-expected manufacturing data in China renewed worries about global growth and sent investors scampering out of risky assets.

Investors played it safe in June using conservative ETFs to ride the unknown.

Whoa! Gold miners are minting money.

Brexit rocked the financial world, here's exactly what happened.

Gold steadied on Thursday as wider markets showed signs of stabilizing, but the metal remained on track for its biggest monthly rise since February in the wake of last week's vote on Britain's membership of the European Union.

Gold steadied on Thursday as wider markets showed signs of stabilizing, but the metal remained on track for its biggest monthly rise since February in the wake of last week's vote on Britain's membership of the European Union.

Monsanto Co said on Wednesday it was in talks with Bayer AG and other companies regarding "alternative strategic options," a month after the U.S. seed producer rejected the German company's $62 billion takeover offer.

Monsanto Co said on Wednesday it was in talks with Bayer AG and other companies regarding "alternative strategic options," a month after the U.S. seed producer rejected the German company's $62 billion takeover offer.