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After nearly a decade as the Premier CTRM Solution Provider to the Palm Oil industry, JustCommodity has created CxC Xpress™, a fast and efficient trading system designed specifically for the Crude Palm Oil Industry.

Singapore based CTRM company has increased its footprint into Europe to meet global demand.

Careful research and analysis of the commodity sector along with some of the newest trading strategies in the industry won the commodity trader first place in the company's annual commodity trading contest.

The team at Qualified FX are delighted to announce the opening of their latest commodity and forex trading office in Tokyo today serving both retail and institutional investors in the Asia Pacific region.

After nearly a decade as the Premier CTRM Solution Provider to the Palm Oil industry, JustCommodity has created CxC Xpress™, a fast and efficient trading system designed specifically for the Crude Palm Oil Industry.

Singapore, 18th March 2013 – JustCommodity CEO Joel Lou moderated a panel of industry experts at the Global Grain Asia conference held at the Shangri-La Singapore on the 12th – 14th March 2013.  Mr.

Most people think diversifying is having a basket of stocks with some bonds mixed in. Yet when the markets crash, as we’ve experienced, stocks have a tendency to move in unison. These portfolio mixes have been lackluster at best.

Singapore based CTRM company has increased its footprint into Europe to meet global demand.

Careful research and analysis of the commodity sector along with some of the newest trading strategies in the industry won the commodity trader first place in the company's annual commodity trading contest.

The Eiger Group is a full service commodity futures broker with a focus on providing expert futures trading advice to clients who wish to diversify their portfolios, but do not have the time to analyze and trade themselves.

Gold has been the big buzz for the past year with catalysts such as the European Debt Crisis and lower U.S. dollar index driving the yellow metal onwards and upwards but another precious metal has been vastly overlooked, Silver.

Gold lost some ground today after what started as bargain-hunting ended and investors started to worry about the world's economy but the upcoming festive demand from the world's top consumer of the yellow metal is likely to help prices rise again.

Gold futures were stable but unimpressive nearing a six-week low with Spain and Greece's fiscal issues still weighing heavy on the minds of investors but what can we expect from gold from now?

The team at Qualified FX are delighted to announce the opening of their latest commodity and forex trading office in Tokyo today serving both retail and institutional investors in the Asia Pacific region.

If I could pinpoint one excuse and one reason only on why human beings go astray in the trading profession, it would be this. They had a position size that was too large for their trading account.

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Ending months of uncertainty, China has finally resumed the shipment of rare earth minerals to Japan.

A final agreement could be reached by mid-2011 after five years of negotiations.

Thailand’s largest energy explorer moves its focus to foreign fields.

Oil and gas exploration firm Energy XXI will increase its reserves and production by over 70% with the latest addition of Exxon’s shallow water fields in the Gulf of Mexico.

The advent of the renewable energy revolution is creating major demand for silver in a sector that is bound to undergo massive growth in the long term.

China’s recent clamp down on it’s rare earth exports has makers of batteries, wind turbine and other products scrambling to redesign them to be fewer dependants.

Privately held commodity trading giant Glencore may list early next year with an IPO that could raise as much as $16 billion.

Oil industry groups appeal to U.S. lawmakers for more finance for the federal offshore drilling regulator to speed up permit and environmental reviews.

Latest Gold Council report forecast positive growth for demand in 2010.

Photovoltaic cell prices could crash as supply far outstrips demand next year - analysts.

Zink look set to continue its multi-month rally into next year say analysts.

Latest deal is part of BP’s campaign to sell assets to pay for Gulf of Mexico oil spill.

Oklahoma based natural gas firm secures 86,000 acres in North Dakota in $925 million deal.

Copper trades at record prices as inflation in the globe’s biggest consumer reaches a two year high.

The world’s largest wind turbine maker says its U.S. expansion is on course despite warnings from analysts that the market is shrinking.

After slashing debt, Rio is still expected to move into a strong cash position in 2011.

French firm intends installing 1000 megawatts of solar energy capacity in the next five years.

Major oil companies are repositioning as natural gas producers as oil reserves become increasingly difficult to reach.

Increasing demand from China and India and dwindling supplies will drive crude to a near peak by 2035.

The deregulation of China’s gold market is likely to see an increase in investor demand which could see it eclipse India as the top global gold consumer.

The UK government has awarded seven new exploration licenses to the oil firm responsible for the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.

Spurred on by strong prices and increased demand mining companies post huge third quarter profits.

Chevron has agreed to acquire U.S. natural gas producer Atlas Energy for $3.2 billion excluding debt, giving the oil giant a stake in the rapidly growing Marcellus shale field.

Robert Zoellick sent tremors through the international finance world when he called for world leaders to consider reintroducing a gold standard to guide currency movements.

Tocom will consider mergers with other exchanges as Japan seeks to consolidate exchanges according to the exchanges president.

Shell announces that it intends to sell almost a third of its Woodside Petroleum interest for around $3.35 billion, nine years after it failed to take over the firm.

U.S. Federal Reserve stimulus measures weakening the dollar could send investors after raw materials.

The world’s largest oil producer saw production up 2% against October last year.

Analysts expect copper to continue to rally because of strong demand from China and current supply constraints.

German solar wholesaler says it expects a recovery in demand in the fourth quarter but sees no booming demand.

The two Middle East nations may be nearing an agreement on the fields straddling their border.

BP Plc says its experience will guide its drilling in the U.S. Gulf for 20 years.

Numerous Asian nations including China may soon challenge the U.S. in the race to develop a renewable energy industry if the administration doesn’t provide domestic incentives.

The world’s largest commodities trader is considering an IPO, driven by the credit squeeze and falling commodity prices.

OPEC members believe Russia may hold the strength to support oil output quotas.

A $26 million lass posted by the Texas oil firm owning a stake in Bp Plc’s damaged Gulf of Mexico well.