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The crisis around Ukraine has affected commodity prices this week. The possible risk to supplies of gas from Russia and wheat from the Black Sea pushed them higher. The US also helped to raise energy sector prices. Copper and other industrial metals, however, suffered because of further economic sanctions. Saxo’s Ole Hansen says that overall the Bloomberg Commodity Index rose by almost 1% which was the best weekly performance in more than two months.
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