Rod stewards
Conflicts and resurgent demand combine to send uranium prices soaring
Keep digging
How to avoid a 6.5bn-tonne green-metals crunch
Crude sophistication
Russia tries new tactics to keep oil proceeds afloat
Cash and quarry
How Latin America could be a commodities superpower
Raw potential
A growing and greening world needs Latin America’s commodities
The wheat and the shaft
Why Russia’s bombings of Ukrainian ports have jolted wheat prices
Grain drain
Why the death of Ukraine’s grain deal is not moving wheat markets
Mission-critical
A dozen obscure minerals are key to Western armies. China largely controls their supply
Copper comes a cropper
The king of transition metals is unexpectedly getting cheaper
Pump prizes
Russia continues to flog diesel—to the delight of its buyers
Failing to ignite
Against expectations, oil and gas remain cheap
A pit whodunnit
A search for the financiers saving the world’s dirtiest fuel from extinction
The struggle to kill King Coal
Financial tools alone cannot stamp out the world’s dirtiest fuel (with Rachana Shanbhogue)
New anchor
Radical reform of the world’s oil-price benchmark seeks to avert chaos
Military-industrial complexity
Russia’s economy can withstand a long war, but not a more intense one (with Callum Williams)
Ahead of the battery pack
Why crashing lithium prices will not make electric cars cheaper
Sovereign-stealth funds
Welcome to a new era of petrodollar power
Credit where it's dull
European banks look safer than those in America. But this comes at a cost (with Christian Odendahl)
Schönes Wochenende
After Credit Suisse’s demise, attention turns to Deutsche Bank (with Christian Odendahl)
The battle for Europe’s economic soul
Policymakers in Brussels ready their response to America’s protectionism (with Christian Odendahl)
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