Platinum
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Source: Structured Products
The rising popularity of commodity-linked products has prompted iShares to launch physically backed, exchange-traded commodities for the first time
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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: 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...
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Source: Energy Risk
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: Structured Products
Deutsche Bank lists collateralised platinum and palladium exchange-traded commodities in London
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Source: Risk magazine
HSBC topped the precious metals categories of this year’s commodity rankings, swapping places with runner-up and last year’s winner UBS in a gold-dominated 12 months. Société Générale maintained its dominance in base metals, while Goldman Sachs...
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Source: Energy Risk
HSBC topped the precious metals categories of this year’s commodity rankings, swapping places with runner-up and last year’s winner UBS in a gold-dominated 12 months. Société Générale maintained its dominance in base metals, while Goldman Sachs...
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Source: Energy Risk
The US has followed in the footsteps of Europe by approving its first set of physically backed palladium and platinum exchange-traded funds (ETFs), which hold the equivalent of 17% and 7% of each metal’s total demand respectively.
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Source: Structured Products
Interest in physically backed exchange-traded gold products boomed last quarter on the back of counterparty risk fears. But the industry is divided on what impact the surge of inflows had on the physical gold market's prices. Could the same effect now...
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