Tag: Commodities
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Gold Breaks $5,000 Barrier for the First Time, Fueling Historic Rally
Gold Surpasses $5,000, Marking a Milestone in 2025 Gold has vaulted above $5,000 per ounce for the first time in history, signaling a dramatic continuation of a rally that has stunned markets this year. The yellow metal rose beyond the key psychological level as investors sought a hedge in the face of inflation concerns, geopolitical…
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Gold Surges Past $5,000: A Historic Rally Brightens a Tumultuous Market
Gold Breaks a Historic Milestone as 2025 Rally Extends Gold has breached the $5,000 per ounce mark for the first time in history, a milestone that underscores a continued, broad-based rally that began stirring in early 2025. After climbing more than 60% over the year, the precious metal is drawing fresh attention from investors, central…
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U.S. Natural Gas Prices Surge 45% as Arctic Cold Grips the East
Arctic Cold Sparks a Heating Demand Surge The U.S. natural gas market faced a dramatic repricing in just two trading sessions as an Arctic cold front moved into the eastern United States. Benchmark futures surged more than 45%, reflecting a sharp rise in demand for heating as freezing temperatures and life-threatening wind chills threaten households…
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U.S. Natural Gas Prices Surge 45% as Arctic Cold Sends Gas Markets Rally
Arctic Cold Sparks a Sharp Rally in U.S. Natural Gas U.S. natural gas futures surged by more than 45% in just two trading days as a brutal Arctic air mass descends on the eastern United States. The early-week rally sent prices to levels not seen in months, underscoring how extreme weather can rapidly reshape energy…
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Vedanta Shares Jump 6% to Record High as Nuvama Lifts Target to Rs 806
Vedanta Surges on Upgraded Target as Value Unlock Comes Into Focus Vedanta Limited, a leading commodities and metals conglomerate, surged about 6% to a fresh intraday high of Rs 678.50 after Nuvama Institutional Equities raised its target price to Rs 806. The brokerage attributed the stock’s rally to the anticipated value unlock from Vedanta’s demerger…
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Commodities Supercycle 2026: Stocks Signal a Prolonged Boom
Overview: Why a Commodities Supercycle Could Define 2026 Across the financial markets, a distinct shift is taking shape. Analysts and traders are increasingly pointing to a possible commodities supercycle in 2026, where stocks tied to hard assets and tangible goods could enjoy a multi-year uptrend. The thesis rests on the enduring value of physical resources—minerals,…
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Are We Entering a Commodities Supercycle in 2026? Stocks Hint at a Prolonged Boom
Introduction: Why 2026 Might Look Different for Commodities Financial markets are increasingly signaling that another commodities supercycle could be taking shape in 2026. Investors are turning to hard assets—things you can physically hold, like metals, energy, and agricultural commodities—because these assets often retain value during inflation and periods of market volatility. The current setup suggests…
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2026 Commodities Supercycle: Are Stocks Pointing to a New Era for Hard Assets?
Overview: A Potential 2026 Commodities Supercycle Markets are increasingly suggesting that 2026 could feature a sustained upswing in commodity-related investments. Stocks tied to hard assets—ranging from metals and minerals to energy and agricultural inputs—have shown resilience during recent volatility, fueling talk of a prolonged commodities boom. Investors watch with interest as these assets historically retain…
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Oil Prices Rise on US Inventory Draw, Venezuela in Focus
Oil Prices Edge Higher After US Inventory Draw Oil prices traded higher on Thursday, snapping two days of declines, as a larger-than-expected draw in U.S. crude inventories provided buoyancy for traders. The market was also scanning developments in Venezuela, where political and economic factors could influence supply dynamics. Brent crude rose in early trading, seeking…
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Oil prices rise as US stock draw boosts markets, Venezuela in focus
Oil prices recover after US inventory draw boosts sentiment Oil markets edged higher on Thursday, reversing two days of losses as a larger-than-expected draw in U.S. crude stocks offered fresh support for buyers. Traders cited expectations of tighter supply and ongoing concerns about global demand as key factors behind the rebound, with investors also weighing…