Investors are abandoning low volatility and momentum strategies, as well as bonds and gold.
Offshore oil production is likely to peak in 2020 or 2021.
Public interest, growth in use of cryptocurrencies appear to be waning over time.
A major spill has shut the Keystone pipeline in North Dakota and polluted a wetland along its route.
We've known about the potential for renewable energy for over a century - but obstacles remain to ending the fossil fuel economy.
Metals analysts expect flows into gold and gold ETFs are expected to remain stable.
The Saudi Aramco IPO has many Saudi citizens and investors holding their breath.
As major companies divest from their high pollution assets, smaller players are stepping in.
Many are asking if value’s lost decade is over.
Saudi Aramco lost about 5.7 million barrels a day of output on Saturday after a drone strike.
Holdings rose 101.9 tons, bringing total known assets to 2,453.4 tons as of Friday, according to Bloomberg.
Seemingly all market participants are confused by the back-and-forth of the ongoing trade wars.
A rally in gold is stimulating illegal and exploitative mining practices.
Brent oil prices have fallen by more than 20 percent since Apri.
With the rise of electric vehicles and renewable energy, the hydrocarbon era is drawing to a close.
More than half of aid for farmers went to just a 1/10 of the recipients in the program.
The Permian Basin shale boom is already starting to wane.
A shift in the fuel used by the shipping industry failed to create the price displacements some traders expected.
Fair trade policies imposed by cocoa producing countries could negatively impact market dynamics.
Despite its reputational issues, gold is "the closest thing we have" to an objective store of value.