However, all main commodity indices are expected to decline in 2016 from the year before due to persistently elevated supplies and weak growth prospects
Foreign nationals seeking CFTC registration would undergo a criminal background check
A variety of forces, are driving commodities prices close to the lows of the 2008-2009 financial crisis
Other commodity prices, including prices for natural gas and coal, are expected to remain weak
Although growth in the U.S. looks positive, many variables could keep prices for commodities, including oil, low
Prolonged decline could have material impacts in the metals and mining or chemicals industries
ETFs provide easier access to this specialized asset class
Winning paper investigates the relation between the bull and bear markets of commodity prices and commodity stocks
Reserve Board to look at risks for firms participating in the physical commodities business
Craig Fehr, Canadian market strategist for Edward Jones, highlights several trends leading to growth and increasing stability in 2014. Fehr runs through economic indicators impacting markets in the U.S., Canada and globally. He spoke at the TMX Broadcast Center in Toronto.