Non-energy commodities rose by 2.9 percent in February a second straight monthly increase on various supply shortfalls and, in part, due to depreciation of the U.S. dollar (down 1.7 percent against a broad group of major trading partners). Agriculture and metals prices increased as weather-related supply losses affected tin output in Indonesia and soybean crops in Latin America, but there were also supply constraints elsewhere. Crude oil prices surged...
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