EUROTELEGRAPH
Energy, metals and agricultural prices, read as European industrial cost.
METALSCopper closed at USD 6.6825, up 1.30 % on the day, while gold added 1.06 %. Thirteen of the fourteen listed metal‑related companies in the session rose, with only Acerinox slipping.
Tagesschau‑Wirtschaft reports that German gas storage sits at just over 50 % in early September 2026, leaving a 30‑perc…
Grain markets tighten as Russia-Ukraine tensions resurface, lifting corn to a 22 per cent monthly gain, while Eni and T…
Copper futures rose 1.16% to US$6.6535 per pound on 4 September 2026, nudging the cost base for cable manufacturers, co…
Corn and soybeans posted double‑digit gains on the CBOT, coffee fell more than ten per cent on ICE, heating oil slipped and the euro edged higher against the dollar, tig…
Palladium surged 6.86 % to US$1,439, while silver and platinum each gained over 4 % on 3 September 2026. European miners Eramet, Rio Tinto and Aurubis moved little, leav…
Agricultural commodity prices drive input cost pressures for food manufacturers, while gas prices add to industrial margin risks.
Precious metals surge on heavy volume while Nordic and German miners slip, widening the gap between input costs and producer margins
Corn leads a 21.65% monthly rise, raising input costs for European food and feed producers, while WTI crude's 5% daily gain pushes energy bills higher, offset slightly b…
Anglo American's 3.65% fall and a 3% drop in palladium prices highlight mixed metals market trends, with implications for European industrial costs.
Corn futures jumped almost 5 per cent as European buyers watch a weaker euro, while gasoline fell over 12 per cent. The moves reverberate through food, transport and ene…
Copper's 1.8% gain leads metals trading, with European cable and construction sectors set to face higher input costs.
European commodity markets saw a sharp rise in cocoa, wheat and corn prices and a steep fall in gasoline, coffee and sugar. The euro slipped against the dollar, adding a…
Palladium surged 7.88% on the session, raising input costs for automotive catalysts, while silver and gold slipped. Boliden, ArcelorMittal and Salzgitter posted modest m…
European buyers face higher cocoa and wheat costs while gasoline and coffee prices drop sharply, with the euro slipping 0.2 per cent against the dollar to 1.1651.
Palladium rose 3.12 per cent, silver 2.96 per cent and copper 1.43 per cent on Thursday. At the same time boliden slipped 2.85 per cent, arcelor mittal fell 1.02 per cen…
Sharp gains in wheat and corn prices raise input costs for European food producers, while a steep drop in coffee eases pressure on roasters.
Salzgitter's 9.1% jump and broader industrial metal gains signal shifting cost dynamics for European manufacturers, with gold and silver also in focus.
European businesses face mixed input cost signals as corn prices surge, coffee tumbles, and gasoline drops nearly 10% in Monday's trading.
Gold futures rose to a three‑month peak, lifting mining stocks Anglo American and Boliden, as palladium and platinum prices slipped, easing cost pressure on European aut…
Gold and silver posted their sharpest sessions in weeks on extraordinary volume, while copper slipped and the dollar weakened, leaving European manufacturers with confli…