Producers of metals, grains and other raw materials ticked down as the U.S. dollar rose against rivals due to inflation fears.
Richmond Federal Reserve President Thomas Barkin said that the Iran war has complicated the economic outlook, carrying risks for ongoing inflation and consumer demand, the latest indication that central bankers may adjust policy should the energy shock last much longer.
Soybeans futures gave back some of their recent gains after President Trump released long-awaited quotas that dictate how much biofuel made from crops must be blended into the gasoline and diesel supply.
Canadian miner Almonty Industries is rushing to meet growing demand for tungsten, according to an executive's interview with the Wall Street Journal.
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