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CII tells govt to take steps to strengthen commodities market CII tells govt to take steps to strengthen commodities market Adequate Hedging Facilities Needs To Be Extended To All The Stakeholders Through Development Of Commodity Derivatives Market, CII Director General Chandrajit Banerjee Said In A Statement. PTI | Updated on: 02 Jan 2018, 10:46:15 AM New Delhi: The government needs to work on several steps such as permitting banks to trade on commodity exchanges and weather derivative indices to boost growth of commodities market, industry body CII said. High...

Gold is headed for the biggest monthly advance since July, with inflation risks in focus ahead of key US jobs data due later this week.

Lessons from Chinese commodities market × Its strong growth is aided by a vast retail trader base, efficient warehousing, and limiting excessive speculation The Chinese commodities derivatives market has grown at a rapid pace in the recent past. Today, Chinese exchanges are among the top five globally. Out of the top 15 futures contracts in the world, nine are traded on Chinese exchanges. A recent field study on the Chinese market offers several interesting insights about its growth dynamics. First, while China has significant pricing power in many commodities on account of its share of de...

Share: According to Goldman Sachs, the demand for these products is not increasing along with supply, thus causing inflationary pressures (as for oil) “It’s all looking one way for commodities. —” that’s what Goldman Sachs (GS) analysts, led by Jeffrey Currie, said in a note to clients, claiming that with the entire industry in structural deficit (except for cocoa and zinc) a new bull market is taking shape. Keyword — REV: "Lockdowns have driven a wedge between the consumption of services and goods, generating additional demand from both households and governments looking to st...

After a lackluster decade for commodities, a large number of Wall Street analysts is now predicting a broad commodity rally