JPMorgan says be ready for 40% commodities rally in market shift
While allocations appear to be above historical averages on commodities, they are not very overweight, according to strategists led by Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou.
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EU countries hunt for global coal stocks as Russian ban looms
EU envoys are set to approve on Thursday a ban on Russian coal that would take full effect from mid-August, a month later than initially planned.
Colombia to tender gold, coal assets by end of June
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