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Canadian Stocks Rise, Led by Energy and Commodity Producers
Canadian Stocks Rise, Led by Energy and Commodity Producers March 5 (Bloomberg) — Canadian stocks rose, led by energy and commodity producers, as crude
WRAPUP 1-China fund sees tough 2010 amid high commodity prices
WRAPUP 1-China fund sees tough 2010 amid high commodity prices * CIC’s limited cash calls for flexibility in 2010-official Read more on Reuters via Yahoo! Malaysia News
China says commodity prices outpacing global recovery
China says commodity prices outpacing global recovery AUD/USD and AUD/JPY have fallen back towards their session lows at .9020 and 79.75 respectively. Dealers say that interest remains very patchy. Read more on The Forex Market
(AFX UK Focus) 2010-03-02 22:10 CANADA STOCKS-TSX buoyed by Bank of Montreal, commodity gains
(AFX UK Focus) 2010-03-02 22:10 CANADA STOCKS-TSX buoyed by Bank of Montreal, commodity gains By Claire Sibonney Read more on Interactive Investor
Truck tailgates a hot commodity for thieves
Truck tailgates a hot commodity for thieves So what’s up with all the tailgate thefts these days? That’s the question area police are asking
U.S. stocks trim fall as commodity producers gain
U.S. stocks trim fall as commodity producers gain U.S. stocks trim their declines, helped by an uptick in commodity producers, though major indexes remain in the red due to concerns about the economies of the U.S. and Europe. Read more on MarketWatch via Yahoo! Finance
Oil Falls Below $80 as Dollar Gains Erodes Commodity Appeal
Oil Falls Below $80 as Dollar Gains Erodes Commodity Appeal Feb. 25 (Bloomberg) — Oil fell below $80 a barrel after the dollar rose against the euro, reducing the appeal of commodities as an inflation hedge. Read more on Bloomberg
Commodity Currencies Underperform Despite Euro Bounce
Commodity Currencies Underperform Despite Euro Bounce The Majors have managed to recover marginally against the buck ahead of the US open, after getting hit
MCX becomes world’s 6th largest commodity exchange
MCX becomes world’s 6th largest commodity exchange MCX traded 161.17 million contracts in 2009, up 71 per cent from 94.31 million in 2008, the exchange said. Read more on rediff.com
