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Signs of China slowing weigh on industrials

Commodity prices edged slightly higher in November on the back of a depreciation in the US dollar. Looking at the sector breakdown, most sub-sectors of the S&P GSCI moved higher. Industrial metals bucked the trend, weighed down by weak Chinese activity data.

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