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The month of November was marked by several key dynamics and drivers in the commodity markets. Firstly, The Israel-Hamas conflict heightened concerns over energy supply stability, which impacted the price of energy commodities and contributed to an increase in the price of gold. Meanwhile, agricultural prices faced pressure from various supply dynamics, although sugar price elevated due to extreme weather events. On the demand side, higher inflation rates in ASEAN countries and an improved economic outlook for the United States played important roles.
This report aims to analyse these factors and their implications for commodity markets, providing insights into the evolving landscape and potential ramifications for investors and stakeholders alike. We hope this could offer readers valuable insights for assessing investment opportunities in the commodities market.
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