A model of 3D-printed oil barrels is seen in front of the falling stock market chart in this illustration taken December 1, 2021. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration Join now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.com Register LONDON, March 16 (Reuters) – A rise and fall in oil prices of $40 a barrel …
Read More »How Commodity Prices Inflated Globally, Then Lost Some Heat
The price of crude oil fell below $100 a barrel on Tuesday, belying forecasts made even before the war in Ukraine that it could rise above $150. The price of wheat has fallen more than $1.70 a bushel from its March 7 high, while soybean and palm oil have marked …
Read More »Working group, tax cut soon to contain the rise in prices
The government on Sunday decided to take several new measures, including forming a task force and reducing taxes, to contain volatility in the commodity market ahead of Ramadan. An inter-ministerial meeting took the decision to control by all means the soaring prices of edible oil, sugar, lentils and other necessities …
Read More »Looking to profit from soaring energy prices? Consider these 5 ETFs.
The war in Ukraine has driven up energy prices, and there are a plethora of energy-focused exchange-traded funds that allow you to ride the wave. They range from an ETF like State Street Global Advisors’ Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF (ticker: XLE), which is heavily concentrated in a few large …
Read More »Russian-Ukrainian war: refrigerators, air conditioners and electronics will soon become more expensive
If you are planning to buy an air conditioner or a refrigerator this summer, you may have to shell out more for your comfort. As the crisis in Ukraine worsens, major manufacturers of durable consumer items like smart televisions (TVs), air conditioning or refrigerators are warning of another round of …
Read More »Australian and New Zealand dlrs find solace in rising resource prices
SYDNEY, Feb 22 (Reuters) – The Australian and New Zealand dollars held firm on Tuesday as strength in global commodity prices helped offset some of the unease among investors over Russia’s foray into the east from Ukraine. Both countries are major exporters of raw materials, with Australia having a strong …
Read More »Tough negotiations as European retailers clash with food giants
LONDON, Feb 17 (Reuters) – European retailers are locked in protracted price negotiations with giant food companies – including the world’s biggest, Nestle (NESN.S) – as they battle to retain shoppers and protect their profits. Major consumer products companies around the world have announced their intention to raise prices at …
Read More »3 reasons this strategist sees Brent hitting US$120
A top commodity strategist predicts that rising oil prices still have room to go up. Francisco Blanch, managing director and head of global commodities at Bank of America Global Research, thinks European benchmark Brent will hit US$120 a barrel by mid-summer, up from US$91 on Wednesday. at midday. His thesis …
Read More »Huge wave of commodity price inflation expected – ARAB TIMES
WhatsApp Facebook Twitter E-mail Messenger ‘You have to spend an additional 28 KD for every 100 KD’ KUWAIT CITY, February 5: According to experts, the rate of increase in commodity prices in Kuwait amounts to 28%. This means that every citizen and resident is now required to spend an additional …
Read More »AzerGold increases gold and silver production in 2021
December 28, 2021 12:29 p.m. (UTC + 04:00) 423 By Ayya Lmahamad Azerbaijani AzerGold CJSC board chairman Zakir Ibrahimov said the company increased gold production by 2% in 2021, Trend reported. He noted that AzerGold has produced 61,500 ounces of gold since early 2021. It should be noted that last …
Read More »Raw materials 2022: European marine fuel sees its availability reduced
Strong points Marine fuel supply tightness will last until 2022 The wide Hi-5 distribution encourages the installation of the scrubber Record LNG Prices Lead to High Sulfur Fuel Oil Consumption Rising refinery costs impact demand for raw materials Tension in European fuel oil markets will persist until the first quarter …
Read More »Prudent tax strategy key to making Dubai the world’s largest diamond hub – News
Diamonds, gold and jewelry have been key industries in finding a home in the UAE thanks to its location, infrastructure, transparency, ease of doing business and tax regulations. By Ahmed Ben Sulayem Posted: Sun Dec 19 2021, 22:37 Last update: Sun Dec 19 2021, 22:58 In a letter to French …
Read More »Data and technology will fuel the energy transition
World leaders are stepping up efforts for an energy transition that will rely more on renewable energy sources as we move closer to key climate commitments. Investment in the energy transition is well underway, with daily reports announcing new projects for wind, solar, hydrogen, batteries and other storage technologies, hydrogen, …
Read More »KRA launches new generation of postage stamps to fight counterfeits
The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has deployed a new generation of excise stamps for excise goods as part of its strategy to continually review and improve the security features of excise stamps in order to deter counterfeiting. The excise goods covered include alcoholic beverages, tobacco and tobacco products, water, soft …
Read More »Star Bulk Gains Ground As Profits Rise With Commodity Boom, Firm Shipping Rates By Investing.com
© Reuters. By Dhirendra Tripathi Investing.com – Star Bulk Carriers Corp (NASDAQ 🙂 stock jumped more than 3% on Wednesday as the shipping company rode booming demand amid a shortage of ships, helping to to eightfold its profits in the third quarter and to comfortably exceed estimates. Adjusted profit was …
Read More »Global food prices hit new 10-year high in October -FAO
PARIS, Reuters FILE PHOTO: A worker carries a bag of rice to a store outside Hanoi on November 26, 2013. Vietnam has offered the lowest price to supply 500,000 tonnes of rice to the Philippines, beating the grain supply from Thailand to increase stocks depleted by Typhoon Haiyan, the Manila …
Read More »Rising fuel prices leave Amritsar traders dizzy: The Tribune India
Tribune press service Amritsar, October 24 Traders, manufacturers and their representative organizations asserted that the cost of raw material inputs increased after the increase in the prices of fossil fuels and coal. They believed that the high cost of raw materials had affected their business. Punjab Pradesh President Beopar Mandal …
Read More »A guide for business owners
“VAT” on heaps of coins Value Added Taxes (VAT), which are a type of consumption tax, are major sources of revenue for the countries of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), among other regions. According to the Tax Foundation, VAT actually contributed one-third of tax revenues in OECD …
Read More »Price hikes should not hurt growth
KARACHI: The recent surge in petroleum product prices and electricity tariffs is not expected to hurt economic growth in the current fiscal year, despite the fact that the price hike will immediately raise the inflation rate by about a percentage point. “Strong inflows of workers’ remittances, growth in export earnings, …
Read More »Higher costs on goods are here to stay, SAIT
Market analysts do not see any improvement in the cost of goods in the next period and until the first half of 2022. In fact, Cyprus is one of the most affected countries compared to other countries, due to its strong dependence on imports of products and raw materials, 95% …
Read More »Commodity funds post mixed performance despite soaring prices
The commodities boom has seen the Bloomberg Commodity Index, which tracks 23 energy, metals and crops futures, rise 43% in the past year (73% from the lows seen in April 2020 ). The Nifty Commodities TRI also gained 88.5% against the 53% return of the Nifty 50 TRI during the …
Read More »Cotton prices reach their highest level in a decade
Cotton futures have been trading at their highest price in about a decade, with rising Chinese demand being met in part by increased US exports to China, a curiosity of the era’s trade war policies. Trump. The most active US cotton futures on the Intercontinental Exchange ICE 2.95% closed Tuesday …
Read More »Could the changes to Formula 1 attract another new automaker?
Mercedes has dominated F1 since the introduction of hybrid engines in 2014 Formula 1 is heading towards an agreement on a new engine design for use from 2026 – and it looks increasingly likely that its introduction will tempt at least one of the Volkswagen Group brands to join the …
Read More »Is higher inflation knocking on the door?
If you regularly follow the kitchen market or find out about the prices of a neighborhood grocery store, you will likely get the obvious answer: The prices of a number of basic items are on the rise. Daily market price data compiled by the state-owned Trading Corporation of Bangladesh (TCB) …
Read More »Air conditioning importers raise prices due to rising transportation costs
New Ria chaitram 5 hours ago A range of Coleman AC units. – With the budget set for Monday, several sectors gave in to inflationary pressures. Price increases ranged from bread and other food items to newspapers and now air conditioners. The latest increase came from a group of air …
Read More »Natural gas prices are skyrocketing. Here are the actions to exploit the rally.
Royal Dutch Shell operates a plant in Qatar, known as Pearl GTL, which transforms natural gas into liquid fuels. Stuart W. Conway / Shell International Limited Text size Natural gas has long been the poor cousin of oil, a commodity many ignore until they have to pay their heating bills. …
Read More »Understanding the chaos in commodity markets
October 2, 2021 TIT WORLD slot car racing championships are a microcosm of chaos. Tiny models of remote control cars ascend, descend and exit a complicated circuit faster than bewildered spectators can follow. It is impossible to predict the winners. This year’s race, which was scheduled to take place in …
Read More »Rising global commodity prices, Covid variants: Finance ministry highlights downside risks to economic outlook
ISLAMABAD: The Ministry of Finance stressed that there are downside risks to the economic outlook associated with the rise in international commodity prices, new variants of the virus and geopolitical dynamics, particularly emerging after the scenario of the August 15 in Afghanistan. The Ministry of Finance, in its monthly economic …
Read More »Resin price forecaster leverages AI and machine learning
Global resin prices have been volatile lately, mainly due to factors related to COVID-19. But historically, volatility is the rule, not the exception. It is embedded in prices, fueled by various factors centered on the prices of raw materials and upstream raw materials, according to MLT Analysis. So why do …
Read More »Investors bet environmental fears will cut commodity supply, pushing up prices
Find out what clicks on FoxBusiness.com. Investors are stepping up bets that a global push to reduce carbon emissions will hamper the production of raw materials, pushing up the prices of everything from natural gas to aluminum. With producers such as Exxon Mobil Corp. and Chevron Corp. under pressure from …
Read More »Demand for lumber appears to be strengthening as price volatility gives way to a “new normal”
The lumber market has been particularly volatile over the past three months, but demand and prices for the raw material are expected to rise in the long term as a “new normal” emerges, analysts said. Among the major commodity futures contracts, lumber was one of the biggest price winners for …
Read More »Businesses “Learn to Navigate” Through Supply Chain and Pricing Issues
Sign of the persistence of the congestion crisis in global shipping, there has been 69 container ships waiting to be unloaded outside the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach on Tuesday afternoon, just short of the record of 73 ships set this weekend. Global supply chain issues can frustrate …
Read More »Ford’s Redwood Materials and JB Straubel Form Alliance for EV Battery Recycling
Ford is the first automaker to announce a battery recycling partnership with Redwood Materials. Ford Motor Co. As Ford strives to electrify its range of cars and trucks to reduce carbon pollution, the automaker also wants to cut costs and minimize the environmental impact of mining the metals needed by …
Read More »Record copper prices threaten global energy transition
The supply chain disruptions that marked the first months of the coronavirus pandemic have cast a long shadow. Once economies around the world began to reopen in the second half of 2020, many shortages emerged in various sectors. The prices of raw materials have skyrocketed. Crude oil, lumber, and important …
Read More »Mining stocks offer a cheap play on growth. To dig.
Their stocks, however, are trading low amid concerns over the end of the good period for industrial commodities. For investors willing to accept some risk, Big Five miners offer a rich opportunity. All five have single-digit price-to-earnings ratios, among the lowest of any major industrial group in global stock markets. …
Read More »Mexican energy industry ‘full of development gems’, expert says
âThere’s been a lot of talk about a slowdown in the Mexican energy industry, but I don’t necessarily see it that way. There are many gems to discover in Mexico if you know where to look, âsaid Dino Barajas, partner at DLA Piper law firm. âAs a potential investor, it’s …
Read More »Brazil has just experienced another “lost decade”
A recent issue of the Economist devoted a long special article to the Brazilian economy and what he called a “dismal” performance over the past decade. One of the root causes of the country’s current situation, according to the article, was the failure of recent governments to implement adequate neoliberal …
Read More »Center, not RBI, can help fight inflation
The “Delta” variant of the coronavirus, which rose to prominence even as the second wave of the pandemic subsided, upended all previous growth projections. India’s growth projection has been revised downward from 12 percent to 9.5 percent. Another area of concern is inflation, reflected by monthly increases in the Wholesale …
Read More »DOF to review VAT on local inputs for exporters – Manila bulletin
Department of Finance (DOF) revises Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) regulations, technically deferring the imposition of value added tax (VAT) on exporters’ purchases from local suppliers and indirect export transactions / constructive. Finance Secretary Carlos G. Dominguez III said on Wednesday July 21 that the Tax Regulation (RR) 9-2021 was …
Read More »China vows to curb commodity speculation to ensure price stability
China will crack down on hoarding and commodity speculation while ensuring supply and price stability, with the aim of containing the price volatility seen in recent months, the Chinese Ministry of Industry and Technology said. information. “We will coordinate with the relevant departments to ensure the stability of supplies and …
Read More »Business groups: Repeal of 12% VAT on local purchases by exporters
MANILA, Philippines – Business groups want the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) to repeal the imposition of 12% value added tax (VAT) on local purchases by exporters and indirect exports, claiming its implementation implementation could lead to job losses and discourage investment in the country. In an online press conference, …
Read More »China blocks commodity price reports – Analysis – Eurasia Review
By Michael Lelyveld The Chinese government is fighting a surge in inflation with new reporting rules designed to discourage increases in commodity prices. On June 17, the government’s top planning agency released new rules to “normalize behaviors such as the compilation of price indices as well as transparency and disclosure …
Read More »Why should companies hedge their price risk?
The pandemic and its consequences have had a unique impact on the prices of raw materials. While oversupply conditions resulted when lockdowns were imposed around the world, the recovery seen in Western economies and China sparked a bullish surge in commodities, a situation never seen before. . We have seen …
Read More »Central Bank President believes South Africa can withstand global rate hikes
South Africa is financially strong enough to withstand a post-pandemic hike in global interest rates, its central bank governor said, despite fears that investors could pull their money out of riskier emerging markets if yields increase elsewhere. Africa’s most industrialized economy has been bolstered by high commodity prices and can …
Read More »Big miner capital discipline is good news for investors
June 26, 2021 HIGH IN THE mountains of southern Peru lies Quellaveco, a vast open-pit copper mine. It is one of the largest untapped deposits of red metal in the world. Anglo American, a mining giant and its majority owner, has, along with another investor, spent more than $ 5 …
Read More »BIR ends VAT exemption for ecozone exporters and businesses
Elijah Felice Rosales (The Philippine Star) – June 26, 2021 – 12:00 am MANILA, Philippines – The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) will no longer accept requests for VAT exemptions from exporters for the purchase of goods and services as part of the lifting of tax incentives under the new …
Read More »MPs plan to cut cost of ugali by rejecting tax hike proposals
In new changes tabled in the House on June 22, 2021, prices for chapati and ugali are expected to drop. [Courtesy] Lawmakers rocked the National Treasury’s revenue collection plan after introducing a series of changes to the 2021 finance bill aimed at saving Wanjiku from the growing tax burden. In …
Read More »Second wave of COVID hits MSME sector hard; bad loans on the rise
The current economic hardship leads to a falling consumption, which affects the services of almost all branches of industry – small and large The auto industry was badly hit in May as production of four-wheeled passenger cars and two-wheelers fell by a third compared to the previous month. The second …
Read More »Commodities rebound from the blows of last week. Why the rally could last.
Text size copper gained 0.7% on Monday. Scott Olson / Getty Images Commodities rebounded on Monday after a beating last week triggered by an increasingly cautious Federal Reserve in the face of inflation. History and fundamentals show that the one-day rally could be turned into an honest winning streak, strategists …
Read More »Foreign direct investment in Latin America plunges 45% amid pandemic
The region suffered the largest decline in foreign investment flows to developing countries in 2020. Chuquicamata, the world’s largest open pit copper mine, Calama, Chile. © Baisa Foreign direct investment (FDI) flows to Latin America fell 45% in 2020 to reach $ 88 billion, according to UNCTAD’s World Investment Report …
Read More »UK inflation could climb above 4% this year, warns thinktank | Inflation
The government is expected to prepare for higher inflation this year that will eat away at household living standards and push more low-income families into poverty, according to the Resolution Foundation. Inflation is set to surpass 4% in the coming months as the economy opens up and consumers start spending …
Read More »Taiwan will tolerate stronger currency, inflation: decision guide
Taiwan’s central bank will face a number of new risks when it decides interest rates on Thursday, including faster inflation, a sudden outbreak of Covid-19 and its currency hovering at a 24-year high. The central bank is expected to keep its key rate unchanged at a record high of 1.125%, …
Read More »BIR begins to apply 12% VAT to exporters, citing TRAIN law
COMPANY DOCUMENT THE BUREAU of Internal Revenue (BIR) issued rules this weekend setting a 12% value added tax (VAT) on export sales from companies that were previously exempt, a move which it says he was authorized by the tax reform for acceleration and inclusion (TRAIN). The BIR on Friday released …
Read More »China accesses state reserves to curb rising commodity prices
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – China has decided to tap into its huge public and secret reserves as part of a campaign to curb rising commodity prices. The country plans to increase pork stocks to tighten market control, while authorities call for faster construction of coal reserve infrastructure and consider …
Read More »Costs are rising for anything post-COVID-19. Should we be worried about price increases?
SAN JOSE, Calif .– As the economy reopens, increased demand and widespread shortages are pushing up prices for residents of the Bay Area and beyond. This is the latest pain in the COVID-19 pandemic: a paycheck doesn’t go as far as it used to. From food to flights, prices in …
Read More »Commodity hedge funds back in vogue after years of outflow
Commodity-focused hedge funds generated strong returns in 2021 and investors have long been wary of these funds now investing money in them, betting that the recovery from the pandemic will pay demand for oil, gas and gas. of raw materials, from metals to grains, including sugar and coffee. As money …
Read More »China steps up measures to calm renminbi recovery
China is using measures not used since the global financial crisis to temper a rally in its currency as the country battles rising commodity prices and slowing growth, analysts predicting more actions to come . A decision by the People’s Bank of China that will force lenders to hold more …
Read More »Canada Post current account surplus in first quarter, first in over 12 years – Update
By Paul Vieira OTTAWA – For the first time since the onset of the 2008 financial crisis and global recession, Canada posted a quarterly current account surplus. The surplus for the first three months of 2021 was due to a surge in exports, especially crude oil and lumber. The country’s …
Read More »White goods makers consider price hikes amid skyrocketing input costs
Several large companies have already raised the prices of air conditioners, washing machines, televisions and other household appliances in January. However, companies said higher input costs deserved another round of hikes in the current quarter for a line of products. The price increases will be passed on in installments, however, …
Read More »What causes volatility in commodity prices? – Twin towns
The prices of commodities, including agricultural crops, minerals and metals or fuels such as crude oil and its derivatives, have increased rapidly in recent months. What is causing this? How will this affect our overall economy or our own households? Readers asked these questions in response to the May 16 …
Read More »How the commodities market could impact currency exchange in 2021 – Ebury UK
So far, one of the main movements among asset classes in 2021 has been the sharp rise in commodity prices. We describe below how commodities have moved so far this year, what factors have driven the upward movement, and what impact we believe it may have on the forex market …
Read More »Probat raises prices 4.5% as cost of steel soars
Nick Brown | May 26, 2021 Photo from Daily Coffee News. Giant in the manufacture of coffee roasters Probat announced it was raising prices, in part to offset rising costs for steel and other raw materials used in manufacturing. The 4.5% net increase in the price of all Probat machines, …
Read More »High commodity prices: metallurgical companies will benefit; automobile, consumer durables to suffer
Global commodity prices have recently seen a massive surge fueling fears of rising inflation. The price hike comes amid an increase in COVID cases and reduced economic activity. Domestic flat steel prices continued to increase for the eleventh consecutive month in May 2021. Domestic hot-rolled coil (HRC) prices increased 9% …
Read More »Commodity companies warned to keep prices stable
Chinese authorities have urged key companies in the bulk commodity sector to curb market irregularities and keep commodity prices stable, according to the National Development and Reform Commission. The NDRC, China’s leading economic planner, as well as the Ministry of Industry, the regulator of state-owned assets, the State Administration of …
Read More »China’s first global commodity boom warning sign flashes
One of the pillars of this year’s meteoric commodity rally – Chinese demand – may be faltering. Beijing succeeded in its economic recovery from the pandemic largely thanks to an expansion in credit and a state-assisted construction boom that sucked raw materials from all over the planet. Already the world’s …
Read More »Inflation is forcing investors to scramble for solutions
Signs of accelerating inflation add a new dimension to the market’s recovery from the lockdown, forcing investors to make tough decisions about how to protect their portfolios from the emerging threat. Investors have a variety of options available to them, but face near-record prices for old standbys like gold, leading …
Read More »Currencies benefiting from a surge in commodities
Commodity prices increased in the agriculture, energy and metals sectors. Oil is up 95% from its March 2020 lows, copper has rebounded 91% and corn has gained 47% in the past 12 months, to name a few. These staggering gains have led to talk about a raw materials supercycle. A …
Read More »Imagine the Clearwater revolution being delayed due to uncertainty over commodity prices
CLEARWATER – City officials have agreed to postpone the launch of the long-awaited Monday revolution of the estimated $ 64 million transformation of the downtown waterfront in light of soaring construction material costs and the uncertainty that drives one of the city’s biggest infrastructure projects. Mayor Frank Hibbard made the …
Read More »Paleo Resources Announces Proposed Actions in Debt Transaction
CALGARY, Alberta, March 10, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – Paleo Resources, Inc. (“Paleo” or the “Company”) (TSX-V: PRE, OTCQB: PRIEF) today announced that the total loan amount of Energy Reserve Capital, LLC to the Company’s wholly owned subsidiary, Paleo Resources (USA), Inc. has been transferred to Roger S. Braugh, Jr., director …
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