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Oil rises over 2% to 2019 highs on tightening supplies
The international Brent crude benchmark rose $1.68, or 2.6%, to settle at $66.25 a barrel, its highest since November.
Reuters NewsJordan issues new tender to buy 120,000 tonnes of barley
The tender's deadline is February 20.
Reuters NewsOil hits 2019 highs on OPEC cuts, Saudi field outage
Brent rose as high as $65.10, pushing past the $65 mark for the first time this year
Reuters NewsGold prices firm as dollar eases on grim U.S. retail sales
Spot gold was little changed at $1,312.82 per ounce
Reuters NewsArgentina soy crop forecast at 52mln tonnes despite loss due to rain -exchange
The harvest expected to start in March should be 49% bigger than the previous season's drought-hit crop
Reuters NewsRussia's VTB builds up control of Black Sea grain export hub
The deal to buy 100% of Novorossiysk Grain Terminal
Reuters NewsRussia to build new grain terminal in Crimea - RIA
Grain supplies to Syria from the Crimean port of Sevastopol will rise to as high as 300,000 tonnes this year
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Sunday outlook: Oil prices peak this year, Dubai outperforms the region
Oil prices add gains on the back of an outage at Saudi Arabia's Safaniya oil field. Optimism over a trade deal between the U.S. and China boosts stock markets across the globe. More commentary on Middle East markets, currencies and precious metals
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Palladium & China's car market stimulus: Short-term gain, long-term pain
The strong growth of electric vehicles in China is another factor at play
Will gold shine brightly in 2019?
If U.S.-China talks prove constructive, market sentiment could turn positive, which is bad news for safe-haven assets
Gold expected to shine through market chaos
Volatile equity markets and concerns about a global slowdown has increased the yellow metal's appeal among risk-averse investors
Metals tentatively look forward to 2019
The dominant factor on the trajectory for metals will be the outcome of trade talks between the US and China
