U.S. commodity markets are sliding sharply as oil, metals and bonds weaken together. Crude oil fell to $58.28 and Brent dropped to $62.77. ...

China faces a soybean surplus after massive imports from South America. This glut reduces the need for U.S. soybean purchases, even with a ...

In Europe, diesel is still flowing this month even after the start of sanctions on purchases from its former top supplier, mostly due to sh...

The crisis that’s left China Evergrande Group struggling to fund its $300 billion in liabilities may well be resolved without creating a sy...

A good start to the monsoon season — average rainfall till July 17 was 10% above normal — and sowing that was 21% more than a year earlier ...

Here’s what industry participants are watching.

Palm oil is affected by price movements in related oils as they compete for a share in the global vegetable oils market.

Here is how SMC Global expects commodities to trade today.

Some of the main drivers in the months to come will carry over from the first half.

Be it oil or agri-commodities, the Sino-US tariff war remained a key overhang for investors.

Turmeric futures (Apr) may show upside momentum taking support near Rs 6,620 levels.

Prices were edging lower during Asian trade as investors took profits after Thursday's gains, analysts said.

Now, with US President Donald Trump renewing sanctions against OPEC’s third-largest producer, oil buyers will have to curb purchases again.

"What Trump has done could be disruptive.China was moving in the right direction to reduce its capacity. "

Vegetable oil prices likely to remain subdued for at least another two quarters on back of glut in the major consumer markets like China an...

The Standard & Poor's GSCI Spot Index of commodities dropped 0.4 per cent this year as the MSCI All-Country World Index of equities gained ...

Gold will probably be among the biggest winners from quantitative easing, say JPMorgan Chase, Standard Bank Group and Credit Suisse Group.