Oil Climbs on US Inventory Drop, Fed Holds Back Gains
Oil prices climbed on Wednesday after US data showed less inventory build in the previous week, although gains were kept in check as markets await the Federal Reserve’s rate decision.
Oil prices climbed on Wednesday after US data showed less inventory build in the previous week, although gains were kept in check as markets await the Federal Reserve’s rate decision.
Wheat futures soared almost 6% on Monday, while corn climbed over 2%, following Russia’s move to withdraw from the Black Sea grain deal sponsored by the United Nations (UN). December
Gold prices slipped on Friday as the US dollar bounced back on a more optimistic third-quarter gross domestic (GDP) figures, while concerns about a potential tighter supply put copper on
Oil prices were up to a two-week high on Thursday, driven by weakness in the US dollar, while the country’s record high crude exports signaled strong global demand despite the
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