Editor’s .PIC: Key commodities are turning down
Posted May 4, 2008
Baltimore — (TFN): Turn on the television or radio, and you could think that the United States is about to embark on a collective dandelion-leaf-and-sawdust diet. But a look at the price charts for key commodities indicates that spot prices for wheat and corn are either leveling out or dropping.
The Prices of Key Commodities in percentage change over 52 weeks
Red: Wheat Spot
Blue: Oil
Yellow: Corn Spot
Orange: Gold Spot
Source: Bloomberg.com
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Before you head out to fill the guest bathtub with wheat at this point, make sure you understand the short-term dynamics of the commodities markets.
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