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Cocoa prices surged to the highest in 46 years on the Intercontinental Exchange in London on Wednesday as bad weather in West Africa threatened production prospects for the main suppliers of the primary raw material used to make chocolate.

LONDON: Arabica coffee futures on ICE hit six-month lows on Friday as concerns over supply in top producer Brazil...

Rigzone speaks to Ed Morse, the Global Head of Commodities Research at Citi, and James Davis, the Director of Short-Term Global Oil Service and Head of Ups...

June 16 (Reuters) - More than 570,000 homes and businesses in Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi were without power early Friday after severe storms battered the U.S. Gulf states overnight, according to data from power outage tracker PowerOutage.us and local utilities. Texas had the most outages with over 236,000, followed by Louisiana at 180,000 and Mississippi at 154,000, PowerOutage.us said. The

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FTSE 100 posts modest gains, up 9 points Frasers takes 18.9% stake in AO World UK to avoid recession says CBI and KPMG 1.02pm: US futures point to firm...

Stephen Wright has a UK oil major and a US copper miner on his list of stocks to buy. Why is focusing on commodities in the search for passive income?

Ford has signed a new deal with Albemarle, a leading US lithium product developer, to supply battery-grade lithium hydroxide for approximately three million future Ford EV batteries, from 2026 through to 2030.

Rigzone speaks to Citis Global Head of Commodities Research and a Global Oil and Gas Strategist at Macquarie Group.

The RBI has removed the Rs 2,000 banknotes from circulation. The Rs. 2,000 notes, however, will be lawful until September 30.