US consumer confidence climbed to a five-year high in November, and exports reached a record in September, separate reports showed last wee...

Goldman Sachs Group forecasts an 18.2% return from commodities in the next 12 months, with energy and industrial metals leading the way.

After the jobless rate stayed at more than 8% for 43 months, traders are speculating that Bernanke will unveil a third round QE as soon as ...

Commodity investors increased their holdings by the most since March as oil posted the biggest rally in six months and soya beans gained to...

Goldman Sachs Group predicted a 29% return over the next year from the Standard & Poor's GSCI Enhanced Commodity Index.

Money managers lowered net-long positions across 18 US futures and options by 2.8% to 1.1 mn contracts in the week ended April 3.

The Standard & Poor's GSCI Spot Index lost as much as 0.3% to 680.79 after reaching 687.80 on Wednesday, the highest level since August 2.

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

Gold futures tumbled to a six-week low, and copper slumped the most in three weeks. Silver declined 3.9%, the biggest slide among GSCI comp...

Commodities show limited potential for gains in 2012 as the global economy slows and risk aversion boosts the dollar, according to Morgan S...

Commodities fell to a one-week low, led by industrial metals, amid concern that Europe's bailout of Greece will be derailed, while manufact...

World food prices fell for a third month in September, the longest stretch of declines in more than two years, after grain prices slumped.

Commodities fell to a 10-month low as signs of a contraction in European manufacturing signalled slowing demand for raw materials.

Commodities posted the biggest gain in almost four weeks, led by industrial metals and energy

The S&P GSCI Total Return Index of 24 commodities gained 3.8% in February and rose for a sixth consecutive month, the longest streak since ...

The Standard & Poor’s GSCI Index of 24 commodities gained as much as 1.5% to 586.046 points, the highest level since October 3, 2008.

A Comparison of four benchmark commodity indices and their Indian counterpart has shown the latter to have outpaced its international peers...