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Commodities
In this issue
- China’s increasing needs will shape the worldwide market
- Brazil should not just rely on its abundant natural resources
Dec 20, 2011
Dec 20, 2011
Trade finance: Unfashionable actor takes centre stage
Javier Blas explains the possible impact of a change in European banking regulation
Dec 20, 2011
The weather: La Niña rolls in for a second round
Markets have stabilised after the last powerful system. A new one is now in train, says Emiko Terazono
Dec 20, 2011
Oil storage: Few rooms for workers but lots of room for oil
Gregory Meyer on why capacity is being added at such a rate in Cushing, a small town in Oklahoma
Dec 20, 2011
Crude price: Reversal of fortune
Gregory Meyer notes the two main oil benchmarks diverged this year but there are moves to rebalance supply and even out the difference in prices
Dec 20, 2011
Brazil: Crop and ore riches skew economy
The country should not just rely on resources, says Henry Mance
Dec 20, 2011
China: Beijing will drive global natural gas demand
Leslie Hook reports on how the country’s needs will shape the market
Dec 20, 2011
Gold: Haven turns riskier but retains its appeal
The precious metal’s fortunes have fluctuated, but it might rally again
Dec 20, 2011
Metals: Cost is main influence on miners’ profit
Jack Farchy writes that the price of production, not the level of demand, is considered to affect margins the most
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