Synonyms for commodity
kəˈmɒd ɪ ticom·mod·i·ty

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1. commodity

   Synonyms:
   staple, ware, article, stock

   Antonyms:
   drug, offal, refuse, garbage

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1. commodity, trade good, goodnoun

   articles of commerce

   Synonyms:
   good, goodness, trade good

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1. commoditynoun

   Synonyms:
   article of merchandise

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1. List of paraphrases for "commodity":

   commodities, merchandise, goods, product, denrée, mercantile, products, cargo, ware

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1. Frederic Neumann:

   Growth keeps slowing ... Lower commodity prices, including oil, partly reflect weakening demand itself. In addition, the downturn in mining capex and the declining income of commodity producers is weighing on exports from Asia.

2. Fergal Smith:

   The technical picture has worsened. The (Canadian) market can continue to work lower in the near term, set against evolving Federal Reserve monetary policy and big swings in commodity markets, volatility could remain elevated.

3. Ali Al-Naimi:

   I’ve seen oil at under $2 a barrel and at $147, and much volatility in between. I’ve witnessed gluts and scarcity. I’ve seen multiple booms and busts, these experiences have taught me that this business, and this commodity, like all commodities, is inevitably cyclical. Demand rises and falls. Supply rises and falls. Prices rise and fall.

4. Craig Fehr:

   In terms of the divergence between commodity prices and the performance of the energy stocks, it's a reflection of some rotation that we're seeing in the market.

5. Manash Goswami:

   Weaker economic numbers out of China and other emerging market countries don't portend well for the commodity complex, which is what Canada is based on.