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CNBC's Jackie DeAngelis discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets. A volatile day for stocks, but commodities were not. Crude was down slightly, but could be ready to break out because of Ukraine. Gold closed down $27 on the day, it's worst drop for the year. And nat gas more...

The Australian dollar saw a strong bounce back following more hawkish central bank rhetoric, but is the worst truly over for this battered currency? more...

The Japanese yen is on track to end the year with its biggest annual loss against the U.S. dollar in 34 years. more...

Expectations of Fed tapering sent many currencies on a rollercoaster ride this year, and according to analysts, the pain isn't over yet. more...

Insight on whether the worst has been priced in for global markets and what your next trade should be, with Willie Williams, Societe Generale director of global macro sales. more...

Gold futures for December delivery fell slightly to settle at $1,617 on Thursday, lifted by strong physical demand and gains in the euro, but was back from earlier highs as the German parliament's approval of new powers for the euro zone rescue fund dampened interest in the metal as a haven from...

Gold fell further on Monday but could attract bargain hunters after posting its worst closing since June in the previous session as the dollar rallied against the euro on growing doubts about Europe's ability to resolve its debt crisis. more...

Spot gold rebounded on Wednesday from its worst day in 18 months, while bullion's safe-haven appeal seemed to be waning for now with investors returning to riskier assets on hopes of more stimulus for the U.S. economy.* more...

Like a cyclone, speculation that Europe's banks are beginning to suffer from exposure to the sovereign debt crisis ripped across global markets, taking bank shares and other stocks lower. more...