Commodities: Copper and aluminum solid

London 07/27/12 - The industrial metals go into the weekend with gains. After a turbulent week in the markets, which ended with the release of the latest U.S. economic data, the prices are where the last week has ended.

Investors react today to the movement in the euro zone. Yesterday, ECB chief Mario Draghi had announced their intention as part of the mandate of the ECB do whatever is necessary to get the euro. Thus, Draghi has caught harsh criticism of the Bundesbank. However, should the now well below the support rocking EU members Italy and Spain through its bond purchases is an important step to convince market participants. The yields of Italy and Spain have now fallen significantly, while that of Germany attracted. Today also Angela Merkel and French President Francois Hollande in a joint press release have announced that they are determined to "do everything possible to protect the euro zone." Both countries had the integrity of the euro-zone deeply committed.

Such statements are the ones who were waiting for. Although the statements are little more than the mere expression of intention, however, governments have finally committed to the outside to take bigger risks in order to defend the interests of Europe. The threatened downgrade of Germany's top credit rating from Moody's is likely Merkel have facilitated such a move.

Commodities: Wheat back more than 900 US dollars

Commodities in the evening: Wheat back more than 900 U.S. dollars
New York / Chicago / London - there on the commodities markets on Friday evening before a positive mood. Nymex traded on the New York U.S. light oil (August contract) is currently at $ 89.97 (+0.53 U.S. dollars). The August contract for a gallon of heating oil is traded in New York at $ 2.87 compared to the previous day 4 cents firmer. The August contract for a gallon of unleaded gasoline is trading at $ 2.85 5 cents firmer.

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The record for precious metals futures mixed. The price for one troy ounce of gold (August contract) become more expensive by 0.15 per cent to $ 1,617. The ounce of silver (August contract) traded 0.18 percent lower at $ 27.48. At the same ounce of platinum (August contract) at $ 1,408 (+0.27 percent) is traded.
The agricultural commodities tend to mix. The sugar futures (August contract) is trading at $ 22.40 per pound 0.42 percent weaker. The Future weaker for arabica coffee (August contract) traded at 173 cents per pound 0.46 percent. Cocoa (August contract) was last traded at $ 2,611 less per ton 2.45 per cent.

German commodity trade in focus

Commodity traders

Gerbrunn- We often get requests, so you can trade many commodities in the U.S. only and not in Germany, the experts of "commodity trader".

This would indeed be a very interesting possibility, especially since in this way the exchange rate fluctuations between the euro and U.S. dollar could be avoided and so few percentage points could achieve more in terms of performance.

Launched in Berngau

Four tons had come to visit Allershofen
NEUMARKT. The Bavaria-wide "regional energy initiative" of the Free
Voters began with an opening event in the district of Neumarkt.
The chairman of the Free Voters Berngau, Günter Müller, welcomed to
visit MdL Dr. Karl Vetter, Harald Hillebrand and Hermann Lorenz, both
member of the National Working Group on Energy and Environment of the
FW, as well as numerous non-partisan elected officials from the region
and interested citizens. They all brought together at least 4040
pounds on the scale of the host's energy, which he used for the
settlement of supplied biomass.
Albert Fiehl, energy and agriculture from Allershofen presented to
the guests before its first biogas plant. During a tour, he explained,
among other things, the receipt of raw materials, the gas production
process and plant performance. Allershofen is probably one of the
first "100-percent-EE-villages".

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"Saint-Tropez": Front row seats in the house

01.09.2011 | 16:39 | Bettina Louise Haase (The Press - shop window)

A port of the rich and famous: "Saint-Tropez". Where you can either prominently or friend of the French savoir-vivre to be.
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No acute care gap in rare-earth

bismuth crystals: the case of metal commodities from the group of rare earth has existed since the beginning of no acute shortages of everything for the German economy. When metal raw materials from the group of rare earths, there is no acute supply shortages since the beginning of everything for the German economy.
This concern was previously developed after the main supplier of China adopted tighter export restrictions and had announced further restrictions. The newly founded German commodity Agency (DERA) no longer speaks of an impending "crisis care".

Industry continues to boom, but feels expensive commodities

Tuesday 1 February 2011, 10:05 clock print this article [-] Text [+] Berlin (Reuters) - The German industry is off to a flying start to the year, but feels more pressure on costs resulting from expensive commodities.

The purchase prices of the companies rose in January as strong as ever since the beginning of the Markit survey in April 1996 as the British Institute announced on Tuesday to its survey of 500 companies. Shortages of commodities had led to rising costs for many companies. As a result, had to raise a number of companies in turn prices.