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Commodity prices are trading sharply lower as risk aversion grips financial markets amid worries about slowing economic growth after minutes from June’s FOMC meeting failed to advance expectations of a QE3 program to be unveiled in the near term.
The Bank of Japan likewise disappointed on the stimulus front, opted to reshuffl e funds between the credit-loan and asset-purchase programs instead of expanding accommodative measures………………………………………..Full Article: Source
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Commodities sink as global slowdown fears grip financial markets
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