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WHEAT editorial cover (commodities)
Commodities
Why Wheat Keeps Climbing Even After October 8’s Pullback

Wheat is rising because two supply shocks are hitting at once. Renewed Russian strikes on Odesa port infrastructure have added fresh risk to Black Sea exports

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GOLD editorial cover (commodities)
Commodities
Gold Slips Nearly 1% and Tests Whether Buyers Return Below $4,200

Gold closed at $4,162.3 per ounce on October 4, 2026, down 0.95% on the day and back below $4,200.

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BRENT editorial cover (commodities)
Commodities
Oil's Diplomatic Dip vs. Supply Squeeze: Hormuz Hopes Clash with Saudi Attacks and Russian Refinery Strike, Widening Brent-WTI Divide

Brent crude slipped 0.85% to $105.69 on September 25, 2026, driven by optimism over US-Iran talks in New York that could ease Strait of Hormuz tensions.

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OIL editorial cover (commodities)
Commodities
Oil Prices Defy Rising US Inventories as Middle East Conflict Risks Mount

Oil prices climbed on September 24, 2026, as escalating US-Iran tensions and missile attacks near the Strait of Hormuz outweighed a 3 million barrel rise in US

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COFFEE editorial cover (commodities)
Commodities
Brazil’s Record Coffee Crop Pressures Prices Despite El Niño Risks

Brazil’s record coffee harvest is flooding the market and pushing prices below $3 per pound, pressuring growers’ margins and tempting traders to offload stocks.

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