Commodities

BY ONOME AMUGE Nigerian sesame seed, despite being rated as one of the highest non-oil foreign exchange earner for the country, with

BY ONOME AMUGE The Nigerian agricultural sector, despite being riddled with a myriad of challenges and underutilised potentials,

BY ONOME AMUGE Raw sugar futures retreated on the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) after hitting five-month highs in the previous

BY ONOME AMUGE Copper prices gained at the close of the week’s trading activities on expectations that an injection of stimulus from

BY ONOME AMUGE Global steel demand is likely to rise 0.4 percent to 1.84 billion tonnes in 2022, slowing from a 2.7 percent growth in

BY ONOME AMUGE Gold failed to extend its bullish run as prices eased, pressured by a strengthened dollar and rising United States

By: Hope Ikwe, in Jos. The current high cost of tomatoes in Nigeria has been linked to an invasion of many farms last year by a

BY ONOME AMUGE The global push to switch from fossil fuel towards the adoption of renewable energy systems in industrial production

BY ONOME AMUGE Copper and aluminium traded higher at the closing sessions of the week, underpinned by tight supply concerns and

BY ONOME AMUGE The size of the global cotton industry is estimated at $38.45 billion and it is expected to reach $46.56 billion by