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TD Asset Management Inc. to Transfer Custodianship of TD Private Funds and TD Pools
CNW Group - Fri Mar 20, 8:13AM CDT
TD Asset Management Inc. ("TDAM", the manager of TD Private Funds and TD Pools (collectively, the "Funds", announced today the transfer of custodianship of the Funds from Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce ("CIBC" to CIBC Mellon Trust Company, a Canadian joint venture between The Bank of New York Mellon ("BNY Mellon" and CIBC. This transfer will be effective on March 25, 2015 for the TD Pools and March 26, 2015 for the TD Private Funds. As a result of this transfer, the rights and obligations of CIBC, as custodian, under the Amended and Restated Custodial Services Agreement dated January 30, 2015 and the Sub-Custodial Services Agreement dated January 1, 2006 have been assigned to CIBC Mellon Trust Company.
TD: 43.06 (+1.06), TD.TO: 54.18 (+0.54), BCM: 30.62 (+0.48)

New Commerce Split: Monthly Dividend Declared for Class I and Class II Preferred Shares
Marketwired - Wed Mar 18, 8:03AM CDT
New Commerce Split (the "Company" declares its monthly distribution of $0.025 per share ($0.30 annually) for Class I Preferred shareholders (YCM.PR.A) and $0.03125 per share ($0.375 annually) for Class II Preferred shareholders (YCM.PR.B). The Class I Preferred share dividends are paid at an annual rate of 6.00% based on the $5 repayment amount. Class II Preferred share dividends are paid at an annual rate of 7.50% based on their $5 repayment amount. Distributions are payable April 10, 2015 to shareholders on record as of March 31, 2015.
BCM: 30.62 (+0.48)

Citi: No one to fill the China gap in commodities
Seeking Alpha - at Seeking Alpha - Tue Mar 17, 7:10AM CDT

DJP: 28.08 (+0.39), DEE: 63.00 (-1.12), CMDT: 40.52 (+0.74), DYY: 4.10 (+0.08), COMT: 38.80 (+0.63), CSCB: 14.02 (-0.53), CMD: 93.76 (-4.43), FTGC: 24.53 (+0.40), GSP: 18.91 (+0.32), UCI: 15.35 (+0.23), PDBC: 19.93 (+0.26), UCD: 11.65 (+0.41), CSCR: 14.06 (-0.89), DPU: 10.51 (unch), GSC: 27.76 (+0.38), DBC: 17.21 (+0.23), USCI: 45.75 (+0.65), RGRC: 17.61 (unch), RJI: 5.87 (+0.10), GSG: 19.51 (+0.25), DJCI: 18.23 (+0.24), DDP: 46.00 (unch), SBV: 27.97 (unch), LSC: 5.93 (-0.08), GCC: 21.48 (+0.28), BCM: 30.62 (+0.48)

Hudbay raises corporate revolving credit facility to USD300m
M2 - Mon Mar 16, 6:43AM CDT
Mining company HudBay Minerals (TSX:HBM)(NYSE:HBM) said on Friday that it has completed its USD300m corporate revolving credit facility.
HBM: 7.86 (+0.61), HBM.TO: 9.85 (+0.62), BCM: 30.62 (+0.48)

Commodity Prices And The Dollar: Why The Dollar Could Mean An Ugly Year For Certain Raw Material Prices
Andrew Hecht - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Mar 16, 5:30AM CDT

DJP: 28.08 (+0.39), DEE: 63.00 (-1.12), CMDT: 40.52 (+0.74), DYY: 4.10 (+0.08), COMT: 38.80 (+0.63), CSCB: 14.02 (-0.53), USDU: 28.43 (-0.39), CMD: 93.76 (-4.43), FTGC: 24.53 (+0.40), GSP: 18.91 (+0.32), UCI: 15.35 (+0.23), PDBC: 19.93 (+0.26), UCD: 11.65 (+0.41), CSCR: 14.06 (-0.89), DPU: 10.51 (unch), UDNT: 10.33 (-0.15), GSC: 27.76 (+0.38), DBC: 17.21 (+0.23), USCI: 45.75 (+0.65), RGRC: 17.61 (unch), UUPT: 29.72 (-0.06), RJI: 5.87 (+0.10), UUP: 25.82 (-0.35), GSG: 19.51 (+0.25), DJCI: 18.23 (+0.24), DDP: 46.00 (unch), SBV: 27.97 (unch), LSC: 5.93 (-0.08), GCC: 21.48 (+0.28), UDN: 21.61 (+0.26), FORX: 42.90 (-0.29), BCM: 30.62 (+0.48)

Hudbay Expands Corporate Revolving Credit Facility to US$300 million
Marketwired - Fri Mar 13, 12:01PM CDT
HudBay Minerals Inc. ("Hudbay" or the "company" (TSX: HBM)(NYSE: HBM) today announced the closing of a US$300 million corporate revolving credit facility. On February 19, 2015, Hudbay announced that it had received commitments from a syndicate of Canadian banks, including its current lenders, to increase the size of its corporate revolving credit facility from US$100 million to US$250 million. Due to strong interest from its lenders, Hudbay has further increased the size of the credit facility to US$300 million.
HBM: 7.86 (+0.61), HBM.TO: 9.85 (+0.62), BCM: 30.62 (+0.48)

IIROC Trade Resumption - Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Non-Cumulative Rate Reset Class A Preferred Shares Series 43
Newsfile Corp - Wed Mar 11, 7:57AM CDT
Trading resumes in:
BCM: 30.62 (+0.48)

IIROC Trading Halt - CM.PR.Q
CNW Group - Wed Mar 11, 7:15AM CDT
The following issues have been halted by IIROC:
BCM: 30.62 (+0.48)

IIROC Trade Halt - Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Non-Cumulative Rate Reset Class A Preferred Shares Series 43
Newsfile Corp - Wed Mar 11, 7:10AM CDT
The following issues have been halted by IIROC:
BCM: 30.62 (+0.48)

End Of Commodity Supercycle Puts Pressure On U.S. Agriculture
Global Risk Insights - Seeking Alpha - Tue Mar 10, 7:27AM CDT
With profit margins shrinking, American agriculture faces risk management challenges. One approach would be to make a priority of managing margin risk. The boom of the commodity supercycle is over, at least as far as agricultural products are...
AGA: 27.92 (-0.73), DBC: 17.21 (+0.23), DAG: 4.39 (+0.27), DEE: 63.00 (-1.12), USCI: 45.75 (+0.65), CMDT: 40.52 (+0.74), DBA: 22.55 (+0.29), RGRA: 18.28 (+0.21), DYY: 4.10 (+0.08), RGRC: 17.61 (unch), ADZ: 33.50 (unch), USAG: 20.31 (+0.09), COMT: 38.80 (+0.63), RJA: 6.86 (+0.09), DIRT: 35.38 (+1.22), FTGC: 24.53 (+0.40), FUD: 20.01 (-0.12), DDP: 46.00 (unch), TAGS: 28.51 (-0.02), UAG: 19.78 (unch), SBV: 27.97 (unch), AGF: 12.22 (unch), PDBC: 19.93 (+0.26), DPU: 10.51 (unch), BCM: 30.62 (+0.48), JJA: 38.67 (+0.80)

Global Commodities Under Pressure
Sober Look - Seeking Alpha - Tue Mar 10, 4:31AM CDT
With the dollar's renewed strength and slower global demand, commodities are under pressure again. (click to enlarge) Source: barchart The situation in Brazil is not helping as the weak Brazilian real encourages producers to dump...
FTGC: 24.53 (+0.40), DDP: 46.00 (unch), DBC: 17.21 (+0.23), SBV: 27.97 (unch), DEE: 63.00 (-1.12), USCI: 45.75 (+0.65), CMDT: 40.52 (+0.74), DYY: 4.10 (+0.08), RGRC: 17.61 (unch), PDBC: 19.93 (+0.26), COMT: 38.80 (+0.63), DPU: 10.51 (unch), BCM: 30.62 (+0.48)

Commodities Routed As China Cuts Growth
Epoch Times - Seeking Alpha - Tue Mar 10, 3:49AM CDT
By Fan Yu As China's top economic officials announced a slower economic growth forecast, the commodities markets are bracing for another rout in 2015. Last Thursday at the National People's Congress, China Premier Li Keqiang lowered the country's...
FTGC: 24.53 (+0.40), DDP: 46.00 (unch), DBC: 17.21 (+0.23), SBV: 27.97 (unch), DEE: 63.00 (-1.12), USCI: 45.75 (+0.65), CMDT: 40.52 (+0.74), DYY: 4.10 (+0.08), RGRC: 17.61 (unch), PDBC: 19.93 (+0.26), COMT: 38.80 (+0.63), DPU: 10.51 (unch), BCM: 30.62 (+0.48)

Commissioner Bart Chilton: Price Discovery In The Commodities Markets (Podcast)
Chris Martenson - Seeking Alpha - Sun Mar 08, 3:43AM CDT
The commodity markets impact almost everybody on the planet, every single day, because some derivative or variant of about everything that they consume is impacted by those prices. Whether it's a home loan, or a piece of jewelry, or a fill up at the...
DJP: 28.08 (+0.39), DEE: 63.00 (-1.12), CMDT: 40.52 (+0.74), DYY: 4.10 (+0.08), COMT: 38.80 (+0.63), CSCB: 14.02 (-0.53), CMD: 93.76 (-4.43), FTGC: 24.53 (+0.40), GSP: 18.91 (+0.32), UCI: 15.35 (+0.23), PDBC: 19.93 (+0.26), UCD: 11.65 (+0.41), CSCR: 14.06 (-0.89), DPU: 10.51 (unch), GSC: 27.76 (+0.38), DBC: 17.21 (+0.23), USCI: 45.75 (+0.65), RGRC: 17.61 (unch), RJI: 5.87 (+0.10), GSG: 19.51 (+0.25), DJCI: 18.23 (+0.24), DDP: 46.00 (unch), SBV: 27.97 (unch), LSC: 5.93 (-0.08), GCC: 21.48 (+0.28), BCM: 30.62 (+0.48)

Commodities And Interest Rates: Last Week's Signals - Bearish For Raw Materials
Andrew Hecht - at Seeking Alpha - Tue Feb 24, 5:09AM CST

DJP: 28.08 (+0.39), ULE: 15.74 (+0.44), DEE: 63.00 (-1.12), CMDT: 40.52 (+0.74), DYY: 4.10 (+0.08), URR: 17.25 (+0.55), COMT: 38.80 (+0.63), CSCB: 14.02 (-0.53), EUO: 26.67 (-0.88), TLT: 131.51 (+0.69), USDU: 28.43 (-0.39), CMD: 93.76 (-4.43), FTGC: 24.53 (+0.40), GSP: 18.91 (+0.32), UCI: 15.35 (+0.23), PDBC: 19.93 (+0.26), UCD: 11.65 (+0.41), FXE: 106.32 (+1.63), FXF: 99.75 (+1.49), CSCR: 14.06 (-0.89), ERO: 41.04 (+0.73), DPU: 10.51 (unch), DRR: 62.18 (-1.82), UDNT: 10.33 (-0.15), DBC: 17.21 (+0.23), GSC: 27.76 (+0.38), USCI: 45.75 (+0.65), RGRC: 17.61 (unch), RJI: 5.87 (+0.10), UUPT: 29.72 (-0.06), UUP: 25.82 (-0.35), GSG: 19.51 (+0.25), DJCI: 18.23 (+0.24), DDP: 46.00 (unch), SBV: 27.97 (unch), LSC: 5.93 (-0.08), GCC: 21.48 (+0.28), UDN: 21.61 (+0.26), FORX: 42.90 (-0.29), EUFX: 44.64 (-0.66), BCM: 30.62 (+0.48)

Kroll Bond Rating Agency Assigns A+/K1 Senior Long-Term & Short-Term Debt Ratings to Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
Business Wire - Wed Feb 18, 2:16PM CST
Kroll Bond Rating Agency (KBRA) has assigned senior unsecured debt and deposit ratings of A+ and a short-term rating of K1 for Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce ("CIBC" or the "Bank"(NYSE:CM), a Canadian-based global financial institution. The outlook on all ratings is stable.
CM: 73.59 (+1.67), BCM: 30.62 (+0.48)

Whack A Mole - The Saga Of The Dollar And Commodity Prices
Andrew Hecht - at Seeking Alpha - Tue Feb 03, 6:30AM CST

DBC: 17.21 (+0.23), USCI: 45.75 (+0.65), DEE: 63.00 (-1.12), CMDT: 40.52 (+0.74), SINF: 47.80 (unch), RGRC: 17.61 (unch), DYY: 4.10 (+0.08), UUPT: 29.72 (-0.06), COMT: 38.80 (+0.63), UUP: 25.82 (-0.35), USDU: 28.43 (-0.39), RINF: 30.61 (+0.74), FTGC: 24.53 (+0.40), FINF: 42.47 (-0.64), DDP: 46.00 (unch), SBV: 27.97 (unch), PDBC: 19.93 (+0.26), INFL: 39.28 (unch), UINF: 27.79 (+0.01), UDN: 21.61 (+0.26), FORX: 42.90 (-0.29), DPU: 10.51 (unch), UDNT: 10.33 (-0.15), DEFL: 58.00 (unch), BCM: 30.62 (+0.48)

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