Commodities

Gold is on a historic run, fueled by uncertainty and buying by central banks and individuals. How it fits in a portfolio.

Strategists at Goldman Sachs expect gold to keep rising. Miners look fairly cheap as well. But investors should still be cautious.

China understands that there are more weapons in a trade war besides tariffs. The White House should consider what that means for U.S. trade policy.

Jacobs Solutions has more than $21 billion of projects in its pipeline and a stock that looks too cheap.

China has made similar threats before. The upshot: U.S. production increased.

Any aid package might largely benefit larger farms and leave many smaller players in the lurch as happened during the 2018 trade war.

Gold has badly outperformed equities this year, and holing the precious yellow metal in a tax-deferred retirement account has become more appealing.

Investors are fearing the worst, but bargain-hunters should consider well-regarded stocks that have been hit hard in recent weeks.

ADM and Bunge handle soybean processing and trading, and their revenue and profit are impacted by prices and trading volume of the commodity.

China is one of the largest export markets for U.S. agricultural products, and soybeans alone were nearly half of the total in 2024.