The USD Index continues its upward trend, putting pressure on major commodity prices.

According to the Mercantile Exchange of Vietnam (MXV), the global commodity market had mixed movements in yesterday's trading session (October 24). The MXV-Index closed slightly down 0.06% at 2,182 points. Notably, 7 out of 9 industrial raw materials, including coffee, closed in the red. Meanwhile, the metals market showed mixed results with minor fluctuations.

Đậu tương mất dần mức cao nhất vào giữa ngày.

U.S. Stocks, Crude Oil, and Gold Decline Amid Rising Treasury Yields and USD

Corn Closes Higher Following Robust Ethanol Data

Corn Rally Continued on Tuesday Following More Export Business.

Metal prices surged despite the strong rebound of the USD, with gold prices also hitting a record high.

Silver prices continued to move against the general trend of other metals, surging by 3% in the first trading session of the week. Meanwhile, the excitement in the U.S. stock market has somewhat cooled.

Soybeans Higher Following Export Shipment Data.

Silver had the best performance last week, followed by platinum and arabica. However, other commodities in the metal group, like copper, saw significant declines, with robusta coffee experiencing similar movements. Meanwhile, the entire agricultural sector dropped considerably.

The U.S. stock market rose in Friday's trading session

Wheat Prices Plunge Ahead of the Weekend