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Prices rebound in April

Having wobbled in late March, most commodity prices have rebounded of late. Stronger economic data for March out of China has assuaged some concerns about demand and more than offset the negative impact of a lack of an agreement between major oil producers to freeze production. Some weakness in the US dollar has also bolstered commodity prices in recent weeks.

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