By Naveen Thukral SINGAPORE, Feb 2 (Reuters) - Commodities markets slumped on Monday, led by deep losses in gold, silver, oil ...

Copper prices hit a record high on Thursday, but reversed on Friday. Goldman Sachs thinks a larger correction could come in mid-2026.

Strong demand, years of underinvestment, and deglobalization trends are reinforcing the case for higher prices across metals and energy.

Gold prices (GC=F) have fallen below $4,800 per ounce as the volatile sell-off in metal commodities extends into this week.

Copper prices climbed to a record high above $14,000/metric ton, part of a broader metals rally sparked by a weaker US dollar ...

The move for the industrial metal comes on the back of rising demand from China and comments Wednesday from Federal Reserve ...

Copper hits a record over $14,000, and aluminium soars to a multi-year high, signaling a broad industrial metals rally on ...

In 2025, gold and silver drove commodity returns. Looking ahead, structural supply dynamics, geopolitical developments, and global demand trends remain key factors influencing commodity markets.

Trading on the LME was offline for roughly one hour.

Silver prices climbed to a fresh record as precious metals extend a historical rally.

Speculators are placing record bets on China’s metals markets. Open interest is hitting all-time highs for base metals and near-record levels for lithium on the Shanghai Futures Exchange. Supply ...

The massive surge in gold and silver in recent months has been grabbing headlines, but behind the precious metal hype the ...