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This is a weekly commodity market overview for the 22nd week of 2023 that covers May 29 – June 2.
In this episode of Resource Heads, I talked about the debt ceiling "crisis" being resolved, the US jobs data, and China’s manufacturing PMI as well as what those mean for the commodity space.
I also talked about copper, coal, natural gas, oil, and uranium.
Uranium is the best-performing commodity on a YoY basis, and the only energy commodity in the green on a YoY basis, which is why the title says that uranium is soaring while other energy commodities are crashing.
Coal, for example, is down nearly 70%, while natural gas is down almost 75%.
As always, I was also joined by GoldDiscovery founder Luc ten Have for the junior market overview.
His platform https://golddiscovery.com is a great tool for natural resource investors.
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Timestamps
00:00 Skipping intros is for the weak
02:40 Debt ceiling "crisis" resolved
04:30 May jobs report "robust"
13:20 China PMI data not great, but ok
20:10 Energy commodities keep falling
24:50 Uranium soars
37:21 Junior market overview
57:03 New tech