Commodity Investing: From Theory to Practice · Dr MAI Huu MinhChapter 7 of 22 · Module 2: Markets and instruments
CHAPTER 7

Exchanges and Benchmarks

Where prices are made and who publishes them
Opening question

“Brent or WTI, London or New York, Shanghai or Singapore — which price should I follow?”

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Sections of this chapter

7.1 Three ways prices are made
7.2 The world's commodity exchanges
7.3 Crude oil: Brent, WTI and Dubai
7.4 Gold and precious metals
7.5 Base metals: London, New York and Shanghai
7.6 Assessed prices and price reporting agencies
7.7 Who guards the benchmark?
7.8 Vietnam's commodity exchange
7.9 Choosing the right benchmark
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