- Commodities are taking another beating, as anticipation of a Fed rate hike and the dollar's strength, as well as soft global growth and a supply glut weigh on demand for raw materials.
- Gold fell on Wednesday for a seventh session in eight, reflecting sustained downward pressure on the metal days after its steepest drop in almost two years. Gold -1% to 1092.80 an ounce.
- Crude futures are also heading south, amid speculation weekly supply data due later in the session will show U.S. inventories rose unexpectedly last week. Crude futures -1.4% to 50.17/bbl.
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