Concerns about the impact of Fed tapering on commodity markets have eased somewhat, partly because of the growing recognition that US monetary policy is likely to remain very loose, and partly because of a greater emphasis on the improving economic data that justify a scaling back of asset purchases in the first place. But with oil prices moving further into the danger zone, the global recovery remains on shaky ground.
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