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268.31
Change
-4.66
Open
269.21
High
270.42
Low
267.49
Times
06/01 17:27
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503.75
Change
-5.01
Open
506.69
High
507.22
Low
502.28
Times
06/01 17:27
Data as of 12:46pm EDT (Delayed at least 20 minutes).
COMMODITY FUTURES
Energy:   Oil, Natural Gas, Electricity
 
 
Grains:   Corn/Maize, Wheat, Barley, Rice
 
Oilseeds:   Soybeans, Rapseed, Palm Oil
 
Softs:   Sugar, Coffee, Cocoa, Rubber, Citrus, Cotton
 
Livestock:   Lean Hogs, Live Cattle
Commodity Currency Last Change % Change Trade Date/Time
Crude Oil Light Sweet  Jul12 USD 83.29 -3.24 -3.89% 06/01 17:14
Oil, Heating New York No. 2 NYMEX  Jul12 USD 2.64 -0.06 -2.32% 06/01 17:14
Gas, Natural NYMEX  Jul12 USD 2.33 -0.09 -3.95% 06/01 17:14
Gold, 100 Troy Oz. COMEX  Aug12 USD 1,627.50 +63.30 +3.89% 06/01 17:14
Silver, 5000 Oz. COMEX  Jul12 USX 2,847.00 +71.30 +2.50% 06/01 16:59
Copper, High Grade COMEX  Jul12 USX 331.70 -4.85 -1.46% 06/01 16:58
Corn Pit CBOT  Jul12 USX 551.50 -3.75 -0.68% 06/01 17:13
Wheat Composite CBOT  Jul12 USD 612.25 -31.50 -5.14% 06/01 17:19
Soybean Pit CBOT  Jul12 USX 1,344.25 +4.25 +0.32% 06/01 17:14
Sugar World No.11 ICE FUT US  Jul12 USD 19.15 -0.27 -1.41% 06/01 13:59
Coffee C ICE FUT US  Jul12 USD 157.60 -3.05 -1.94% 06/01 13:59
Cocoa ICE FUT US  Jul12 USD 2,058.00 -25.00 -1.21% 06/01 13:59
Orange Juice (FCOJ-1) ICE FUT US  Jul12 USD 109.20 -2.85 -2.61% 06/01 13:59
Cotton No. 2 ICE FUT US  Jul12 USD 68.59 -2.96 -4.32% 06/01 14:43
Hogs, Lean Pit CME  Jul12 USD 91.57 +0.57 +0.63% 06/01 17:14
Cattle, Live Pit CME  Aug12 USD 119.60 +0.70 +0.59% 06/01 17:14
Data as of 12:46pm EDT (Delayed at least 20 minutes).

Gold Market Report

PRECIOUS-Gold vaults 4 pct for biggest 1-day rise in 3 years

* Weak U.S. payrolls stoke further US easing talk * Gold breaks ranks with riskier assets; stocks, oil slide * Institutional investors poised to buy more gold * Coming up: U.S. factory orders Monday (Rewrites; updates comment, market activity; adds graphic link) By Frank Tang NEW YORK, June 1 - Gold surged 4 percent on Friday, its biggest one-day rise in more than three years, as a surprisingly weak U.S. payrolls report added to fears about a global economic slo

PRECIOUS-Gold slides ahead of U.S. data as euro, commods fall

* Coming up: U.S. non-farm payrolls for May, 1230 GMT (Updates prices)

PRECIOUS-Gold heads for weekly loss on euro zone woes

* Euro hits two-year low against the dollar * Spot gold targets $1,531.49/oz - technicals * Spot platinum heads 9th straight weekly loss * Coming up: U.S. non-farm payrolls, May; 1230 GMT (Adds comments; writes through; updates prices) By Rujun Shen SINGAPORE, June 1 - Gold slipped on Friday, on course for a second straight week of losses, as a weaker euro sapped appetite for bullion amid the debt crisis in Europe while investors awaited a key U.S. employment

PRECIOUS-Gold dips as euro zone problems weigh; eyes on US data

SINGAPORE, June 1 - Gold slipped on Friday, on course for the second straight week of losses, as concerns about the euro zone debt crisis continued to pressure the euro and gold, while investors await the all-important U.S. employment report later in the day. FUNDAMENTALS * Spot gold lost half a percent to $1,554.84 an ounce by 0052 GMT, after finishing May with a 6.3 percent decline, the steepest monthly fall since December and close to bear-market territory. * Th

PRECIOUS-Gold posts 6 pct loss in May despite daily gain

* Gold slides 6 pct in May on euro crisis, US growth fear * Fourth straight monthly loss longest since January 2000 * Bullion flat as crude oil drops for 2nd day * Coming up: U.S. May nonfarm payrolls data Friday (Recasts, updates comment, market activity, adds graphic link) By Frank Tang NEW YORK, May 31 - Gold ended May with its fourth straight monthly decline, the most in 12 years, but finished Thursday's trading session with a small daily increase as a deepe

Saudi unlikely to cut soon despite oil under $100

* Saudi able to handle sub-$100 a barrel oil * Riyadh seen unlikely to rush to cut back record output * Iran, exports falling, needs $117 crude to balance budget-IMF By Peg Mackey and Alex Lawler LONDON, June 1 - Oil's fall below $100 a barrel is unlikely to trigger a swift supply cut from OPEC power Saudi Arabia, which is pumping at its highest rate in decades, because its budget can comfortably withstand a much lower price. Others in the Organization of the Pet

DIARY - MidEast/African holidays to December 2012

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DIARY - MidEast/African holidays to December 2012

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DIARY - MidEast/African holidays to December 2012

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DIARY - MidEast/African holidays to December 2012

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DOW 12,118.57 -274.88 -2.22%
S&P 500 1,278.04 -32.29 -2.46%
NASDAQ 2,747.48 -79.86 -2.82%
TR US Index 115.77 -3.03 -2.55%
EUR/USD 1.2432 +0.59%
GBP/USD 1.5361 -0.27%
USD/JPY 77.990 -0.46%
Gold 1,627.50 +63.30 +3.89%
Oil 83.29 -3.24 -3.89%
Corn 551.50 -3.75 -0.68%

ANALYSIS-Small ships to unlock rate boon for bulk owners

Dry cargo shippers with smaller vessels are shifting to more-risk, more-reward spot markets, eyeing rising demand for sugar and grains -- commodities well suited to versatile supramax and handysize ships.

Think brussels sprouts and cauliflower are agricultural commodities? Think again.

While the financial bailouts tossed to automakers, banks and other groups during the recent economic crisis left a funny taste in the mouth of some Americans, one former U.S. regulator hopes efforts to prevent another panic doesn't go rotten.

Can export bans be challenged at the WTO?

As countries move to protect their food supplies, experts say the World Trade Organization is unlikely to have the authority to stop them banning grain exports

Indian risks eclipsing other BRICs

31 May 2012

Investors' cost of insuring exposure to India has risen far more than the other three BRICs in recent years.

Are African governments suppressing art?

31 May 2012

The dust is finally settling on the storm that was kicked off in South Africa by a controversial painting of President Jacob Zuma with his genitals exposed.

Investors face a battle for clarity

30 May 2012

Our internal planning note for investment coverage next week looks at how investors might get a handle on skittish markets.

Short Term Rates
Prime 3.25
Discount 1.25
Fed Funds 0.25
1 Month Libor 0.24
3 Month Libor 0.47
Date as of 06/02 12:46 (Delayed at least 20 minutes)