世界银行:商品市场回顾
(英文) 07.01.12 7页,一页2行,合14页
Commodity Markets Review DECPG, The World Bank
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Most commodity prices began 2007 to the downside, with sharp declines in oil, copper, lead, zinc, corn and wheat. The decreases reflect a combination of weakening demand, improving supply conditions, and commodity indices re weighting by major investment banks. For 2006, non-oil commodities increased 25 percent, with metals up 51 percent and agriculture commodities up 12 percent. In December non-oil commodities rose 1.7 percent, with gains mainly in beverages and fats and oils. Crude oil prices rose 4.9 percent in December, to average $61.0/bbl, as cold weather arrived early in the month and OPEC moved to further reduce output. However, prices slid from a peak of near $63/bbl to under $51 in January, as warm weather resumed, stocks remained comfortable, and investors liquidatedlong positions as market balances eased.


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