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Financial Market
From SVB’s sudden collapse to Credit Suisse’s fallout: 8 charts show turbulence in financial markets
A tumultuous week in the U.S. financial markets ended on an uncertain note Friday after a massive $30 billion injection…
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Commodities
EIA expects lowest first-quarter natural-gas consumption in 5 years
Published: March 7, 2023 at 1:35 p.m. ET The Energy Information Administration on Tuesday cut its 2023 price forecast for…
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Financial Market
How global financial assets have performed in the year since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
A year after Russia invaded Ukraine and set off the bloodiest conflict in Europe since World War II, global financial…
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Commodities
What are these EIA ‘adjustments’ in the weekly U.S. oil supply data tables all about?
The U.S. Energy Information Administration’s weekly petroleum supply report released Wednesday included an upward “adjustment” to last week’s U.S. oil…
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Commodities
OPEC+ committee meets next week with ample oil uncertainties to discuss
A committee meeting for the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and their allies next week isn’t expected to result…
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Commodities
Lumber plays ‘canary in the coal mine’, cues downturn in commodities
The lumber market has taken some big hits from rising inflation and a slowdown in the housing market, with lumber…
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Commodities
Energy leads commodities surge with oil up roughly 50% in first half of 2022
Commodities have performed well so far this year, buoyed by strength in oil on the back of tight supplies, but…
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Financial Market
Stock futures rise, with Wall Street poised to break string of weekly losses
U.S. stock futures were pointing to more gains on Friday, with major indexes set to break with three straight weeks…
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Commodities
Here’s a winning investment strategy for a long period of commodity shortages
In a period of supply shortages, investors have an obvious play: Betting that commodity prices will continue to rise. But…
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