On Tuesday, crude prices skidded amid the fresh COVID-19 curbs in China, the world’s biggest oil importer. The US West Texas Intermediate futures slipped 1.87% to $102.10 per barrel. Similarly, the international Brent crude decreased
On Monday, natural gas prices significantly edged up following the latest bullish government inventory report. The US NGAS futures surge 4.56% or 0.28 points to $6.31 metric million British thermal units. This movement extended the
On Friday, copper prices traded to a two-year low on heightened fears of a global recession. The commodity may still have room to fall before its role in renewable energy provides long-term support. Accordingly, the
On Thursday, corn prices took an uptrend after touching a multi-month low level in the previous trading session. The most active maize futures edge up 1.35% or 8.12 points to $608.12 per metric ton. This
On Wednesday, natural gas prices took an upturn after a harsh beating from the forecasts of cooling demand. US NGAS futures soared 2.34% or 0.13 points to $5.65 per metric million British thermal units. Accordingly,
On Tuesday, US crude stepped higher as Norwegian offshore workers began a strike, reducing oil and gas output. Accordingly, the West Texas International futures gained 1.45% or 1.51 points to $109.94 per barrel. Meanwhile, the
On Monday, copper prices hovered over a 17-month low as worries about the global economic slowdown intensified. London three-month futures tied to the red metal skidded 2.77% to $8,029.00 per metric ton. This downturn came
On Friday, natural gas prices slightly recovered after slipping yesterday, following the better-than-expected EIA supply report. The US NGAS futures ticked 3.01% or 0.17 points higher to $5.67 per metric million British thermal units. The
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