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  • View on gold is lower for the rest of the year: Societe Generale

    Watch the interview of Mark Keenan of Societe Generale and Peter McGuire of xm.com with Manisha Gupta on CNBC-TV18. They speaks about the current trends and the way ahead in the commodities market.

  • Don't see huge tumble in crude; seasonal weakness likely: Pros

    Brent crude oil won't tumble below USD 30 a barrel because of failed Doha talks, say Edward Morse, Global Head-commodities at Citi and Mark Keenan, Head of Commodity Research-Asia, Societe Generale.

  • Crude to average $60, gold $1000 next year: SocGen

    Mark Keenan of Societe Generale has good and bad news for oil and gold.

  • Why it's so hard to pick oil's bottom

    Just this week, global oil prices have dropped almost 10 percent amid mounting worries about a supply glut.

  • Brent comes off 27-mth low, holds above $91 as USD weakens

    Expectations that oil demand could increase towards the end of this month - even though US crude stocks increased more than expected last week - also helped to support prices.

  • Using copper as financial collateral risky: Expert

    Copper is used as a security by Chinese firms for raising loans, but a 14 percent drop in copper's value this year is becoming a cause of concern for banks.

  • Gold price may rise to $1,400/oz near term, says SocGen

    Geopolitical tensions in Ukraine have resulted in analysts talking about its impact on gold prices. Mark Keenan, Head of Commodities Research - Asia, Societe Generale continues to remain bearish on gold in the long-term. But near term, it could head to USD 1,400/oz, he says.

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