Commodity News Digest – July 9, 2010
By Kristina Zurla Landgraf • Jul 9th, 2010 • Category: Commodity News DigestCrude Oil Futures Top $76, Gain 5.5% on Week – MarketWatch
Gold Settles 1.2% Higher, Ekes Out Small Weekly Advance - MarketWatch
Steelmakers Brace for Weaker Demand and Prices – MarketWatch
Canada Adds 93,000 Jobs in June - The Globe and Mail
IMM Currency Speculators Trim U.S. Dollar Bets: CFTC – Reuters
U.S. Natgas Rig Count Climbs 4 to 964: Baker Hughes – Reuters
U.S. Copper Ends at 2-Wk Top, Eyes China Import Data – Reuters
Gold: Store of Value - Economist
Warren Buffett’s Favorite Economic Indicator: Rail - Carpe Diem
How Close to Deflation Are We? - Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Corn Falls From Five-Month High as U.S. Inventory Forecast Tops Estimates – Bloomberg
Wheat Falls Most in Six Weeks on Forecast for Bigger U.S. Crop, Reserves – Bloomberg
Coffee Futures Rise to One-Week High on Reduced Supplies; Cocoa Advances - Bloomberg
Crude Oil Faces a Volatile Third Quarter - TheStreet.com
A More Accurate Commodity Price Indicator - Journal of Commerce
How Big a Worry is the Baltic Dry Index? - WSJ
Record U.S. Wheat Yield Limits Losses in World Crop - AgriMoney
China Won’t Dump Dollar for Gold - CommodityOnline
Cooling Chinese Demand to Hit Hard Commodities – FT
IMF Calls for Deficit Cuts on U.S. – Real Clear Markets
ICE Sugar Review: Drops on Profit-Taking; Supplies Still Tight – Dow Jones/FutureSource
