Chinese Commodities Tumble as Beijing Pumps Up Inflation Fears.

(Bloomberg) -- Chinese commodities tumbled as international markets were gripped by inflation fears and the authorities in Beijing continued to try to jawbone prices lower. China April Gasoline Output Rose 17.4% Y/y to 11.802m Tons Commodity Investing Has Eye on Clock If GDP Growth Levels Off Alcoa Sees "Extreme Tightness" in Aluminum and Value-Added Metal New, Cleaner Capacity to Boost China's Aluminum Output in 2021 China's Hunk of Brazil Beef Exports May Get a Lot Bigger: Chart Chile Lifts Copper Price Estimates, Saying New Records Possible China Reports H5N8 Bird Flu in Wild Birds in Tibet: Reuters The Week Ahead Friday, May 21 China weekly iron ore port stockpiles Shanghai exchange weekly commodities inventory, 15:30 SMM battery materials conference in Changsha, Hunan, day 2 AGMs: Cnooc, Tianqi Lithium, CATL More stories like this are available on bloomberg.com ©2021 Bloomberg L.P. [Extracted from the article]