The energy crisis that’s sent natural gas and power prices to record highs is a sign of “revenge” from “under-invested” legacy energy sources like fossil fuels, according to Jeff Currie, global head ...

Goldman Sachs Head of Commodity Research Jeffrey Currie just published his investment outlook for 2013. His big call: commodity prices may be done going up, but that doesn't mean investors can't ...

The mere mention of a supercycle – where prices for a swath of commodities remain elevated for many years, as demand outpaces supply – is sure to lift the spirits of Canadian investors with ...

The commodity bull market of the 2000s, fuelled by China’s rise to superpower status, largely sustained the Canadian stock market for a decade, as the S&P/TSX Composite Index beat the S&P 500 in ...

The author is a Reuters Breakingviews columnist. The opinions expressed are his own. Commodity markets are rediscovering a semblance of normality. After a sustained period of tight correlation ...