Depending on how long the U.S.-China trade battle continues and the Fed continues raising rates, the two could jump back into the lead. Soybeans and corn should prosper, as well. Natural gas’ glory days may be ending.

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Depending on how long the U.S.-China trade battle continues and the Fed continues raising rates, the two could jump back into the lead. Soybeans and corn should prosper, as well. Natural gas’ glory days may be ending.

First published here: Gold and Copper, Laggards in 2018, Could Lead Commodities in 2019

Precious metals futures declined Friday, and all but palladium dropped on the week. The weekly losses were modest. For gold, it was its first in five weeks. Gold for February delivery shed $6, or...

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