Oil prices edged lower yesterday, settling down for a second consecutive day.
Gold climbed back above $4,000/oz after briefly falling below the key level in Tuesday’s trading session, as attention shifts to the Federal Reserve's 28 October meeting.
In industrial metals, copper moved higher, supported by signs of tightening supply and firm physical demand in China. T.
Iron ore remained under pressure. Prices fell to their lowest level in more than two years as a softer demand outlook in China coincided with rising supply.
