You think oil’s up a lot since Iran war, look at sulfur
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Among all commodities, sulfur has increased the most since the start of the Iran War. Sulfur has emerged as the biggest commodity gainer since the U.S.-Iran conflict erupted, soaring 142% since hostilities began on February 28, according to data from Charlie Bilello, chief market
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Following the outbreak of the Iran war, sulfur prices skyrocketed by 142%, recording the highest increase among all commodities. According to Charlie Bilello's data, supply chain disruptions caused by geopolitical risks are maximizing price volatility across the broader commodity market. Investors need to pay attention to sudden price changes in niche commodity markets in addition to traditional crude oil.
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- Commodities — In the wake of the Iran war, sulfur prices surged 142%, sharply increasing the short-term investment appeal of the related commodity sector.
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- Chemicals — As the price of sulfur, a core raw material, spiked by 142%, production cost burdens are increasing for chemical and fertilizer manufacturing companies.
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