Title: Commodity.com: Oil, Gold & All Commodities Explained
Headings: Oil, Gold & All Commodities Explained at Commodity.com [+ How To Start Trading Today]
Oil, Gold & All Commodities Explained at Commodity.com [+ How To Start Trading Today]
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Content: So changes in these conditions can have large effects on commodity prices. For example, China is one of the biggest drivers of crude oil, copper, and iron ore prices. US Dollar: The value of the US dollar is also a big issue because it is the world’s reserve currency. If the dollar increases in value, people buying in other currencies may not be able to purchase as much of a commodity. Substitution: As a commodity’s price increases, so does the viability of alternatives, and the elasticity of demand will vary between commodities & use cases. Weather: A significant factor, especially with agricultural products. Supply shocks usually cause prices to increase.