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Sugar and corn prices surged due to pressure from the energy market, pushing the MXV-Index into a nine-session winning streak.
The MXV-Index rose to 2,918 points, boosted by the energy sector. World sugar prices increased by nearly 4% as Brazil prioritized ethanol production over sugar.
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Sugar and corn prices surged simultaneously, pushing the MXV-Index to a nine-session winning streak.
Global commodity markets are buoyant as high oil prices boost demand for biofuels. Raw sugar prices rose nearly 4% while corn prices reached a one-month high...
Fed keeps interest rates unchanged at 3.5% - 3.75%: Brent crude reaches $107.4, silver retreats to a one-month low.
The MXV-Index rose to 2,819 points amid the Fed maintaining high interest rates. Brent crude oil prices reached their highest level since July 2022 due to escalating supply risks in the Middle East.
Soybean prices plummeted 5.7%, while WTI crude oil fell sharply to $93.5 per barrel.
The MXV-Index fell 1.3% on March 16 as a wave of sell-offs spread across agricultural and energy markets due to geopolitical pressures and signals of supply-side intervention.
Commodity market update 29/1: Oil prices rise over 1.3%, world coffee prices fall sharply by 4.4%.
Crude oil prices surged thanks to an unexpected drop in US inventories, while positive production prospects in Brazil put pressure on Arabica coffee prices, causing them to plummet by more than 4%.
Silver prices surged to $115.5 per ounce, while global coffee markets rose across the board.
Strong capital inflows into commodity markets helped silver prices surge nearly 14% on January 26th. At the same time, world coffee prices rose due to concerns about tight supply in Brazil.
World silver prices surpassed $100 per ounce for the first time, while natural gas prices surged by 70%.
The commodities market just concluded a booming trading week with overwhelming buying pressure, particularly the historic surge in silver prices and significant volatility in the energy sector due to weather conditions...
Silver prices hit a historic high of $96 per ounce, while Brent crude oil prices fell to $64 on January 23.
January 23, 2026 11:16
Silver surged more than 4% to a record high, while Brent and WTI crude oil prices fell sharply due to pressure from a larger-than-expected increase in US gasoline inventories during the January 22nd trading session.
Robusta coffee prices surged to $4,078, while the COMEX currency retreated to a one-month low.
January 22, 2026 09:54
Coffee prices led the rally in industrial commodities, boosted by the Brazilian Real, while the COMEX fell nearly 0.8% due to changes in US tax policy.
Cocoa prices recovered by more than 2.2%, while iron ore prices fell sharply due to pressure from China.
January 20, 2026 11:19
On January 20th, cocoa prices rose to $5,076 per ton due to supply concerns, while iron ore prices fell to $104.7 per ton due to weak steel demand.
WTI crude oil prices rose nearly 2.8% due to supply concerns, while soybeans hit a low of $381.7 per ton.
January 14, 2026 12:51
Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and the Black Sea have driven oil prices sharply higher, while the U.S. Department of Agriculture's WASDE report has sent soybean prices to their lowest level since October 2025.
Silver prices hit a record high of $85.09 per ounce, while world corn prices hit their lowest level since October 2025.
January 13, 2026 10:15
On January 13th, the commodities market saw silver prices surge by 7.2% due to risk concerns in the US, while corn prices plummeted by more than 5.4% following the US Department of Agriculture's supply and demand report.
Silver prices have broken historical records, surpassing the $71/ounce mark.
December 24, 2025 10:43
Silver prices rose for the third consecutive session due to a weaker dollar and geopolitical risks, while wheat prices also advanced amid concerns about supply from the Black Sea.
Silver prices rose 9% last week, while coffee prices plummeted due to supply pressures.
December 22, 2025 09:45
Silver prices rose for the fourth consecutive week, reaching $67.49 per ounce on expectations of a Fed interest rate cut, while Arabica and Robusta coffee prices fell sharply due to the peak harvest season.
Sugar prices fell for the fourth consecutive session, while soybeans hit a five-day low.
December 19, 2025 11:17
Abundant sugar supplies from Brazil, India, and Thailand are putting significant pressure on prices, while demand from China is weakening. Soybean prices are also falling due to low demand.
Cocoa prices plunged more than 6%, while the COMEX currency recovered nearly 1%.
December 16, 2025 16:59
Commodity markets on December 15th saw selling pressure prevail. Cocoa prices fell sharply due to improved supply, while copper prices rose nearly 1% thanks to a weaker USD.
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