Commodities

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U.S. Gasoline Prices May Have Peaked

The average price for regular gasoline at U.S. filling stations may have topped out at $3.9671, says surveyor.

Gold Traders Bearish for First Time in 2012

Gold traders are bearish for the first time this year after the Federal Reserve signaled it may refrain from more monetary stimulus.

Obama Says Oil Company Profits Justify Ending U.S. Tax Breaks

President Barack Obama said oil company profits justify abolishing $4 billion in annual oil and natural gas subsidies and shifting those savings to research on clean-energy fuels.

Hedge Funds Make Wrong-Way Bets On Commodities For A Fourth Week

Hedge funds wagered the wrong way on commodity prices for a fourth consecutive week, boosting bullish holdings just before reports showing a contraction in manufacturing from China to Europe drove...

Buffett's Gold Aversion Baffles State Street's Goolgasian

Warren Buffett is a great investor, says Christopher Goolgasian, a vice president at State Street Global Advisors Inc., which markets a $74 billion gold fund...

Commodities Give Best Returns First Time Since July

Commodities, led by oil, beat stocks, bonds and the dollar for the first time since July as the European Union prepared to embargo Iranian crude, the U.S...

Bullish Commodities Futures Exceed 1 Million First Time in 2012

Bullish commodities futures rose above 1 million contracts for the first time in five months as U.S. growth prospects improved and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. predicted further price gains.

Commodities: Farmers Plan Biggest Crops Since 1984

U.S. farmers will plant the most acres in a generation this year, led by the biggest corn crop since World War II, taking advantage of the highest agricultural prices in at least four decades.

The Future Of Commodities

by Eric Uhlfelder

Despite declining prices, observers believe that well-managed investments in commodities can still generate gains. 

Funds Wager Wrong Way As Commodity Prices Drop

Speculators increased wagers on rising commodities to the highest level since November just as prices headed for the biggest three-day slide in almost a month.

Orange Juice Soars As Florida Freeze, FDA Probe May Curb Supply

Orange-juice futures rose the most in five years as freezing weather damages citrus crops in Florida, and a U.S. government probe of a fungicide used on fruit in Brazil may limit imports.

Commodities May Rebound Seen As Economy Skirts Slump

Commodities may rebound from their first retreat in three years as developing economies shore up global growth, driving demand higher at a time when raw-material producers are already struggling...

Gold Climbs To One-Week High As Iran Makes First Nuclear Rod

Gold climbed to the highest level in a week in thin holiday trading on reports that Iran produced its first nuclear fuel rod, spurring investors to buy the precious metal as a haven.

Hedge-Fund Managers Miss Biggest Rally In 10 Weeks

Hedge funds reduced bets on higher commodity prices to the lowest level since 2009 just as raw materials headed for their biggest weekly rally in two months.

Despite Wild Swings This Year, S&P Index Ending With Smallest Gain Since 1970

Stock swings that reached twice the five-decade average left the Standard & Poor's 500 Index with the smallest price change in 41 years .

Paulson's Gold Fund Said To Fall 10.5% In 2011 As Metal Rises

John Paulson, the billionaire money manager mired in the worst slump of his career, lost 10.5 percent in his Gold Fund this year even as the metal heads for its 11th straight annual gain, sources...

Gold Drops as Jobless Claims Slow, Investors Reduce ETF Holdings

Gold declined in New York for the third time in four days on signs of a strengthening U.S. job market and a drop in holdings by exchange-traded fund investors.

Gold May Tumble To $1,400 On 200-Day Average

Gold prices, down 17 percent from a record in September, may tumble an additional 13 percent, according to technical analysis by Stifel Nicolaus & Co.

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