Three economic experts explain the variables between the world’s wildest commodity ride ever
Of all the things that human kind trades, commodities should be the dullest: they have little added value, and they have changed relatively little in hundreds of years. Oil, base and precious metals, and simple food are much the same in 2011 as they were 1811. Yet no other economic products can have as far-reaching [...]
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