Silver ETFs King of Q1 2013
Silver – Silver ETFs attracted more money than any other commodity.
Silver – Silver ETFs attracted more money than any other commodity.
Oil – Bloomberg reported that crude oil’s volatility, which is a measure of expectations for price swings in the future, has fallen to its lowest level since 1996 as confidence in the growing economy was countered by North America’s surging output.
Oil – With its soaring oil and gas production will push North America into becoming a net energy exporter by 2025, Exxon Mobil said in its annual energy outlook.
Gas – Royal Dutch Shell is aggressively expanding its gas operations as demand for the commodity continues to rise across regions such as Asia and Europe.
Gas – Platts reported that the International Energy Agency does not think Russia will be as successful as North America has been at developing its unconventional oil and gas resources.
Silver – There was an interesting shift among silver ETF investors in Q2, but one thing remained the same.
North American grain markets have experienced record plantings and prices not seen in decades. The only question is whether this run will last.
Oil – With natural gas currently trading at a ten-year low, more and more companies are shifting their corporate strategies to liquid oil.
Potash – Reuters reported that North American stocks of potash were up in March.
Rare Earth – Three North American rare earth elements miners that are looking to take advantage of being first-movers in the sector.
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