From Barchart: 2025-02-10 01:54:20

A stronger U.S. dollar is leading to weaker oil prices, impacting global buyers who find imports more expensive. Investors turn to the dollar in uncertain markets, affecting commodity prices. UBS research shows fluctuating commodity-dollar relationships over 30 years.

Historically, crude oil and thermal coal have an inverse relationship with the dollar, while U.S. natural gas is largely uncorrelated due to domestic supply and demand.

Investors can track real-time commodity prices for insights into market trends and global demand. Long-term commodity-dollar dynamics evolve, emphasizing the importance of monitoring risk sentiment and demand fluctuations.



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