Geopolitical fears stoke commodity supply worries: Capital Economics
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By WilliamWatts Deputy markets editor
A strong global growth outlook lifted both industrial commodities
● After years of languishing under low market volatility and weak global growth, commodities are on the move higher.
● One index is at a multi-year peak as
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Weekly U.S. oil-rig count logs biggest jump since Jan. 2017
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By MyraP. Saefong & Neanda Salvaterra
Oil futures fell for a sixth
● The Dow Jones industrial average swung more than 1000 points in volatile trading Friday.
● The Dow and the S&P 500 both ended the week 5.2 percent lower,
● Goldman Sachs raised its three-month Brent forecast to $75 and its six-month forecast to $82.50.
● The bank says the rebalancing of the long oversupplied oil market
● Oil prices are trading at highs not seen since December 2014, shortly after the market tanked as OPEC refused to cut output.
● U.S. crude came
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Saudi Arabian Oil Co., known as Aramco, has had initial conversations about
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