The ANZ World Commodity Price Index rose 0.7% m/m in May, though the NZD-denominated index fell 0.3% due to currency strength. Wool and aluminium were the primary drivers of annual growth, both significantly impacted by tight global supplies.
Key Takeaways
- 1.The ANZ World Commodity Price Index rose 0.7% m/m in May, driven by broad gains across all commodity groups.
- 2.Wool prices are seeing an extraordinary surge, up 75.3% y/y, reaching their highest levels since 2011 due to tight supply.
- 3.Aluminium production in the Middle East is down 35% due to conflict-related damage, driving prices up 49.1% y/y.
Table of Contents
- May data
- Meet the team
- Important Notice
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Authors
Matt DillySharon ZollnerDavid Croy
Securities
ANZ World Commodity Price IndexNZD Commodity Price IndexAluminium
Themes
Geopolitical Supply ShocksLogistics and Shipping Inflation
Regions
Asia PacificMiddle EastNew Zealand
