Carley Garner (DeCarleyTrading.com) explains why she believes the present investor mania in gold and silver is likely to end ...

Through Thursday, the index had outperformed the S&P 500 index SPX for 14 straight trading sessions. That marked the longest ...

Learn how the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices measure changes in U.S. home prices, providing insights into real estate ...

The melt‑up in the metals market that defined 2025 has extended its strength into the early weeks of the new year, reinforcing the commodity sector’s position as one of the leading asset classes ...

The ANZ World Commodity Price Index fell 2.1% m/m in December. Dairy prices fell 5.3% m/m, offsetting a 1.2% rise in meat and wool. Global dairy prices are being pressured by strong milk production ...

Bitcoin price held steady above the key resistance level at $92,000 as market participants reflected on the latest US ...

Gold and silver steadied at the beginning of the year after their best annual performances since 1979 as traders assessed the reweighting of a benchmark commodity index that starts next week. Bullion ...

The Trump administration’s “run it hot” economic policy combining political populism and inflationary growth will see commodities boom and outpace bonds next year, according to Bank of America chief ...

There is so much negativity about AI right now that, as a contrarian, I’m even more bullish on it than before. Having been on the bleeding edge of tech since I was a teenager – OG’ing the computer ...

Producers of metals and other raw materials fell as traders hedged their bets on the outlook for commodity prices. Copper futures have fallen 11% from their July highs, amid doubts about demand.

Inflation readings have shown only scattered signs of rising costs resulting from the Trump administration’s tariffs, and for now Americans mostly aren’t paying sharply higher prices because of U.S.

JON KARL, ABC NEWS: I mean, the president often says that prices have come down. Obviously, they haven't. We don't have deflation in -- I mean, there are some -- HASSETT: Gasoline. KARL: Gasoline, ...