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Talk of more supply cuts by producers has also helped underpin prices.

He did, however, call for a mechanism to underpin prices.

Stimulus might help to underpin prices near-term, White added.

Demand is sufficient to underpin prices, he added.

The volume of produce sold at the auction fell nearly 5 percent, and the weaker production has helped underpin prices.

That price slump, however, made oil producers, even arch-rivals like Iran and Saudi Arabia, determined to forge a unity which would underpin prices.

Ken Bowler, marketing manager for British fertilizer supplier GrowHow, said export restrictions in China were also helping to underpin prices for nitrogen fertilizers.

As long as gold remains above chart support at $1,320 and $1,300, positive technical momentum should underpin prices, however, he said.

Failure would raise questions about the future of Kyoto, which underpins prices in carbon markets.

A softer dollar, which makes gold cheaper for those holding other currencies, underpinned prices on Tuesday.

Hopes for Greece and expectations for solid U.S. economic underpinned prices of copper and oil on Friday.

Hopes for Greece and expectations for solid U.S. economic data underpinned prices of copper and oil on Friday.

The incentive to switch land use from food crops to fuel crops mounts with rising biofuel demand, potentially underpinning prices.

Analysts have said investors may be switching some funds from safe-haven bonds to stocks, underpinning prices despite a lack of fresh factors.

Production cuts, led by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and Russia, which are set to continue throughout 2018, have underpinned prices.

News that OPEC members were considering an emergency meeting in November to discuss the impacts of the financial crisis on oil demand also underpinned prices.