
Global commodity markets fell during November 2–6, with the MXV-Index down 4.53% and four of five energy commodities losing 7–13%. Brent crude futures fell 13.32% and WTI fell 12.76% amid hopes for US-Iran dialogue, US midterm election developments, and reports that eased supply-shortage concerns.
Lower crude prices can reduce energy and freight costs for feed supply chains, easing input-cost pressure. The reported market move points to bearish near-term pressure on crude.
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