Copper
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Source: Risk magazine
After some painful experiences in recent years, mining companies remain largely unhedged – despite a jump in metals volatility and the threat of a Chinese downturn. Could they end up regretting it? Michael...
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Source: Structured Products
FTSE Group has partnered with DIFC Investments and Merit Commodity Partners to launch the FTSE Physical Industrial Metals index series, providing investors with exposure to aluminium, copper, zinc and...
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Source: Structured Products
Goldman Sachs is offering a basket of commodities in differing proportions for a one-year exposure to oil, copper, platinum, soybeans and cotton. Any fall in the value of the basket brings with it capital...
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Source: Energy Risk
BarCap research analysts forecast commodity intensive GDP for emerging markets for 2011, with strong growth in the base metals sector
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Source: Risk magazine
HSBC held on to the top spot in precious metals, in a year dominated by the rise in the price of gold. Société Générale also retained its lead in base metals, some way ahead of second-placed Goldman Sachs. By Ned Molloy
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Source: Energy Risk
Goldman Sachs says investors should get exposure to crude oil, and put a $105 per barrel price target on it, as one of the supply-constrained commodities China most needs, David Walker reports.
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Source: Energy Risk
Commodity investment to strengthen and become more active in 2011 as natural gas producers look to hedge low price expectations
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Source: Structured Products
The physically backed commodity ETF market is set to grow with the inclusion of Copper as JP Morgan and Blackrock file with the SEC
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Source: Asia Risk
Following a $3 billion investment agreement made for a copper-gold mine last year, and the recent tender for $10 billion of infrastructure investment, Mongolia seems to be the new land of opportunity, but there are risks. Alex Davis reports
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Source: Energy Risk
Following a $3 billion investment agreement made for a copper-gold mine last year, and the recent tender for $10 billion of infrastructure investment, Mongolia seems to be the new land of opportunity, but there are risks. Alex Davis reports
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