The demand backdrop for commodities today is stronger than a year ago, said the investment bank.

The $275 billion market value of bitcoin is dwarfed by gold’s $8.3 trillion, say analysts.

Opec and non-Opec producers agreed on November 30 to continue restricting production.

One reason for the skepticism about Opec’s effectiveness has been the resurgence of shale oil in the US.

The 2017 losses stand in contrast to gains in equities, with US share benchmarks hitting records, and come as the Fed has started to tighte...

The unexpected outages caused by everything from wildfires in Canada to pipeline attacks in Nigeria will keep production below demand.

“It makes a great deal of sense to own gold. Other investors may be finally starting to agree,“ Singer wrote in an April 28 letter to clien...

Any increase in raw material prices will prompt more supplies to enter the market, making it difficult for any advance to be sustained.

Goldman Sachs is no believer in gold’s rally, predicting losses over the coming year as the Federal Reserve increases US interest rates.

The bearish wagers come as Opec’s effective scrapping of output limits, Iran’s anticipated return to the market and the resilience of produ...

Gold prices reached a five-year low of $1,080 an ounce on Monday and holdings in exchange-traded products are at the lowest since 2009.

"Gold will start moving lower once there is more confidence in the recovery, without significant inflationary concerns."

MStanley & Bank of America followed Goldman, and the slump wiped out almost $1 bn of hedge fund manager John Paulson’s personal wealth.

The "super cycle" of gains for commodity prices is not ending as improving global economic growth boosts demand for raw materials, Goldman ...

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

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

Goldman Sachs forecast that commodities may rally 15% in the next 12 months, sticking with an "overweight" recommendation on raw materials.