Commodity prices have climbed this week, with oil, silver, and copper among the more recent standouts, buoyed by China’s stimulus measures, but traders should be wary about the outlook for the sector until they see evidence that the global economy will avoid a hard landing.

Chinese stocks surged on Wednesday, lifting regional markets and helping extend a stimulus-fueled global rally that also underpinned risk-sensitive currencies, while Brent crude hovered near a three-week high.

China-related consumer stocks broke higher on Tuesday after Beijing announced stimulus measures aimed at shoring up economic growth. The People's Bank of China cut a key short-term interest rate and announced plans to reduce the amount of money banks must hold in reserve to the lowest level in four years.

In what amounts to a massive adrenaline shot for the world’s second biggest economy, China’s central bank unveiled a series of economic stimulus measures on Tuesday. China’s economy has been dogged by a property market crisis,

A s China’s economy has descended into deflation, the central bank’s lack of urgency has been a source of frustration. Officials at the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) at firs