Coal’s stunning ascent is the product of a post-pandemic energy crisis that’s being turbocharged by Russia’s war on Ukraine.

China’s central bank vowed to increase monetary support to the real economy, especially for industries and small businesses hit hard by the pandemic.

The ongoing lockdowns, with Shanghai now entering its fourth week, have eroded confidence in China's covid-19 policy, writes Clyde Russell.

The world’s addiction to coal, a fuel many thought would soon be on the way out, is now stronger than ever.

Mobility restrictions in China are also weighing on physical demand for gold, an analyst said.

The most-traded iron ore on China's Dalian Commodity Exchange for September delivery tumbled almost 11%.

Hedge funds are shorting copper the most since May 2020 as China doubles down on its zero-covid policy.

The decision will come as little surprise to the market, given the contracts haven’t traded since 2020.