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- Oil falls to 4-month low on Europe polls, US jobs
Oil fell to the lowest level in more than 4 months after European elections & weaker jobs data that underscored concern the US economy may ...
- Commodity gains limited as growth slows: Morgan Stanley
Commodities show limited potential for gains in 2012 as the global economy slows and risk aversion boosts the dollar, according to Morgan S...
- China's soya, corn imports seen surging
China, the world's second-largest corn consumer, may boost imports fourfold this year as meat demand climbs and the country enters.
- Gold to perform best among commodities & may rally to a record next year: Morgan Stanley
The '12 forecast for bullion was increased 35% to $2,200 an ounce, while bull-case target for next year was put at $2,464 in a report.
- Higher food prices here to stay: Analysts
Consumers and governments should brace themselves for even higher prices as demand in populous emerging economies will put pressure on supp...
- Oil price rise unlikely to slow developing growth
The rise in crude oil prices to two year highs in recent weeks is unlikely to cause a major shock to economic growth in the developing worl...
- Indian economic recovery in terrific shape: Stephen Roach, Morgan Stanley
ET Exclusive: Stephen Roach, Chairman, Morgan Stanley Asia, on India's economic recovery, dollar weakness & causes of global economic crisi...
Sugar shortage may turn ‘acute’ in Q3India, China, Indonesia, Pak & Egypt plan to buy sugar to cool prices.
- Copper, oil & sugar top picks, says Morgan Stanley
The three set to gain on increasing emerging-mkt demand and supply constraints as global economy recovers, according to Morgan Stanley. Top...
- Morgan Stanley hikes 2010 oil forecast by $20 to $85
The investment bank said in a research report citing new forecasts from commodity research head Hussein Allidina that it was revising up it...
- Oil makes modest gains, still below 70 dollars
Oil prices recovered modestly but remained below 70 dollars in Asian trade Thursday after overnight losses on US energy demand concerns, an...
- Oil price jumps above 56 dollars, first time in 2009
Oil prices hit a five-month peak above 56 dollars on Wednesday as traders welcomed economic data from the United States, the world's bigges...
- Oil prices fall in Asian trade
Oil prices fell in Asian trade on Friday in a market plagued by weak demand despite a sharp price rebound the day before, analysts said.