Yes, US markets are closed, but world markets continue to trade.

For market bubbles to exist, the market in question has to lose touch with its intrinsic value. Is this the case for either gold or silver midway through February?

The title probably gives away what I thought of the February round of USDA's Supply and Demand reports.

Caterpillar broke out of its chrysalis during 2025, transforming into a high-flying butterfly.

Continuing with my view of commodities as long-term investment opportunities, and the lesson learned to "Own what you know", let's take a look at long-term investments in Grains at the end of January.

The Coffee market showed its weather derivative roots Tuesday, but did it change the longer-term supply and demand situation?

Like August in the Northern Hemisphere, February is a key month for South America's soybean crop and the soybean market in general.

There is a red glow emanating from the commodity complex early Monday morning.

Overnight through early Thursday morning saw the Gold market extend its historic run.

While Chairman Powell is expected to announce the Fed fund rate stays unchanged later Wednesday, other markets indicate what the rest of the world thinks of the US situation.