ICDX’s gold price experienced -1.59% lower than previous week as Fed Chairman Jerome Powell's speech hints at a hawkish tone, rising expectations for more interest rate hikes.

ICDX tin price at the close of August 26 moved up from last week to the level of $25,200.00 per tonne, the improved performance of Tin was due to the Chinese government's support for the mining sector.

The movement of ICDX crude oil contract prices throughout the third week of August was observed to move up by 1.46 percent, with a price range in the range of USD 87-90 per barrel. At the beginning of the week, prices were under pressure, weighed by the escalating tension between China and the US, which was triggered by the visit of US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi to Taiwan (14/8), and led to fears of a resumption of the tariff war between the two world economic giants.

Price movements in CPOTR experienced an increasing trend of 4.97% to the level of RP 14360 /Kg at the close of last trade. The price increase was supported by positive sentiment from the Government of Indonesia's policy (8/8) which increased the export duty on CPO from $52 per ton to $74 per tonne which was effective from August 16 to 31, which has the potential to hold back Indonesia's CPO exports to the global market.

ICDX’s gold price ticked 0.52% higher than previous week as the release of US manufacturing activity showed slowed economic conditions and US House Of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi visited Taiwan.

The price of ICDX tin at the end of July moved up from last week to the level of $25,100.00 per tonne, the improved performance of Tin was due to tight supply affected by production that has not yet recovered due to the condition of China as the world's largest Tin producer and consumer, which is still dynamic with COVID- 19.

Entering the end of the second quarter of 2022, the issue of the climate crisis is still the highlight of this year. Carbon trading is said to be a way for industry to reduce carbon emissions. Europe's geopolitical conflict is still not over. In May, the European Union countries agreed to impose a sanctions embargo on Russian oil.

The movement of the price of the ICDX Crude Oil contract fell almost 7 percent, weighed down by negative sentiment that suppressed the demand side, namely the increasing spread of Covid in China has the potential to cause a decline in oil demand from the world's first largest oil importing countries.