| A commodity-sector rebound this week lifted raw-material prices, mining-company shares and the currencies of developing nations, the latest sign of the whipsaw trading that has racked markets this year.
Behind the past week’s recovery: tentative signs that China’s economy may be stabilizing after a decline in its growth rate, which could bolster demand for commodities. Many investors also cited a belief that ultralow interest rates will persist longer in the U.S., reducing further dollar appreciation. ..............................................Full Article: Source
|