It is difficult to travel far without encountering a “China story” in commodities: the growth of the world's most populous nation has been the dominant narrative in this sector during the past year.
Rising Chinese demand has been driving the prices of commodities as diverse as cotton and palladium – and everything in between, from iron ore to crude oil.
But Beijing has also been giving markets the jitters. As the Chinese economy surges ahead, there are growing concerns it may be overheating and that measures taken by the authorities to cool growth may impact negatively on the demand for commodities.
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