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Metals and raw materials surge ahead of Federal Reserve’s anticipated statement

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Last updated: 2023/09/14 at 11:25 PM
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Ahead of an expected statement from the Federal Reserve, traders have driven a noteworthy rally in the values of metals and other raw materials this Thursday. This upward trend is underpinned by anticipations that the Federal Reserve will hold its current interest rates steady, dispelling any immediate prospects of cuts.

The central bank had previously signaled a pause in rate hikes, a position it is likely to reaffirm in its forthcoming meeting. However, this stance is being tested by recent economic figures indicating a revival in price increases, highlighting the intricate role of the Federal Reserve amid these contrasting indicators.

Significantly, U.S. wholesale prices saw a sizeable rise of 0.7% in August, registering the sharpest climb in 14 months. This uptick provides further evidence that inflation may continue to linger, reinforcing similar indications from consumer data.

In other commodity markets, grain futures displayed a mixed performance as traders wrestled with unpredictable weather patterns in the U.S. cornbelt and uncertainties over Black Sea (NYSE:) imports. These fluctuating weather conditions coupled with questions about future import trends have introduced an added dimension of complexity to the trading environment.

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