Gold and copper are often viewed as commodity barometers of economic concern and growth, respectively, and both had a fairly muted reaction to what markets were said to fear the most about the U.S. election - a disputed outcome with no clear winner. While the machinations of the U.S. presidential election will inevitably move toward a conclusion in coming days, the signal from commodity markets seems to be one of caution, but not too much in the way of concern. At the time of writing, President Donald Trump had falsely claimed victory and said he will launch legal action to stop counting in the battleground state of ... (full story)