Commodity News Digest – August 30, 2010
By Kristina Zurla Landgraf • Aug 30th, 2010 • Category: Commodity News DigestSavings Rate Inches Lower in July , U.S. Data Show – MarketWatch
Gold Inches Up, Copper Hits Four-Month High – MarketWatch
Consumer Spending Offers Hope on Economy – Reuters
Earl Becomes Major Hurricane, Could Swipe U.S. East – Reuters
Yen Gains Broadly as BOJ Easing Move Disappoints – Reuters
Corn Nears High Prices for Year on Yield Questions – AP/Yahoo Finance
Oil Falls on Crude Demand Uncertainty – AP/Yahoo Finance
Oil Should be Around $10 a Barrel: Analyst – CNBC
U.S. Must Stop Printing Money, Copy Europe: Rogers – CNBC
Drought Makes Big Dent in Ukraine Corn Crop – AgriMoney
Wheat Prices Jump Most in Week as Argentina, Russia Crops Hurt by Drought – Bloomberg
Coffee Prices Rise on South American Supply Concern; Sugar, Cocoa Decline – Bloomberg
Sugar Imports by China May Jump 42% as Demand Exceeds Supply, Survey Shows - Bloomberg
Crop Progress: Corn Maturing Quickly While Conditions Remain Unchanged - Cattlenetwork
Politics Aside, Natural Gas is Beating up on Clean Coal - Fortune
Economists: I Dunno, Man. What do You Think? - CNNMoney
