Commodities

A glut of oil is driving a contango in futures market and is putting a premium on places to put it.

'Twas the last energy report before Christmas, when all through the pits, OPEC is making the oil price slip.

If falling energy prices are such a good thing for the global economy then why are we seeing so much turmoil?

Falling rig counts and a shutdown of a major Libyan oil port is slowing the oil market breakdown despite OPEC showing no signs of changing course on oil output as they target U.S. shale producers.

Aggressive investors looking for yield might want to consider Venezuelan dollar denominated bonds. But this is not for the faint of heart.

The majority of Wall Street shops were off in their predictions made in late 2013 and early 2014 that oil would average anywhere from $83 to $100 a barrel this year. Here is a look back.

As winter weather settles in for the long haul, commodity markets have shifted focus to seasonal impacts as natural gas heats up, while gold and oil cool.

The conventional wisdom is the ruble’s freefall will continue, with no end in sight. However, when there is blood in the streets, it’s usually a good time to buy. 

Gold rallies as oil falls to the lowest level in two years, and corn prices see red amid harvest-season weather forecasts.

Crude fell to the lowest level in more than two years, as plunging oil prices weigh heavilly on the energy sector which is the worst performer among all ten S&P 500 sectors.

Global tensions and a strong U.S. dollar were driving big moves in commodities this week.

Well here’s some good news for consumers, the price you pay at the pump is on a rapid decline, and the price of your airline ticket might be next.

Like having a morning fix of orange juice or coffee? Get ready to pay up.

Corn, wheat are off lows and front and center headed into the fall harvest season. As for cotton, the bears are clearly in charge. Here is your latest commodities report.

Get ready to pay more for your Independence Day barbecues this year.

CME Group restored electronic trading in several agricultural contracts on Tuesday after the world's biggest commodities exchange operator was hit with a tech glitch.

CME Group restored electronic trading in several agricultural contracts on Tuesday after the world's biggest commodities exchange operator was hit with a tech glitch.

CME Group restored electronic trading in several agricultural contracts on Tuesday after the world's biggest commodities exchange operator was hit with a tech glitch.

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