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Commodities exchange traded funds may be a critical component of a well-balanced investment portfolio, providing for a longer-term, strategic opportunity.

Exchange traded fund investors should consider the role commodities can play in a well-balanced investment portfolio.

Commodities: Disrupted Demand, Disrupted Supply, Continued Opportunities June 9, 2021 While commodities have always rounded out diversified portfolios, they are becoming even more prominent as we begin to emerge from the global COVID-19 pandemic. In the upcoming webcast, Commodities: Disrupted Demand, Disrupted Supply, Continued Opportunities, Robert Minter, Director of ETF Investment Strategy, Aberdeen Standard Investments; and Stan Kiang, Director of Strategic Accounts, Aberdeen Standard I...

IW Long Reads: The commodities supercycle - Is a climate change revolution fuelling optimism for markets? How has the pandemic affected oil, mining and metals sectors? Sam Shaw More than a year ago, since much of the UK went into its first national lockdown, a palpable optimism is fuelling commodities markets. Populations are collectively champing at the bit to return to a life involving travel, leisure and consumption against a backdrop of extraordinary levels of fiscal stimulus and loose mone...

Why Investors Should Consider Diversifying with Commodity ETFs February 5, 2021 Exchange traded fund investors seeking to diversify a traditional portfolio mix should consider the outlook for commodities and the fundamentals underlying the need for a longer-term, strategic allocation. In the recent webcast, Commodity Investing: Past, Present, and Future, Stan Kiang, Director of Strategic Accounts, Aberdeen Standard Investments, highlighted the benefits of commodities as an uncorrelated asset...

As much as $9 billion of oil contracts could be purchased over the five days of re-balancing that start Friday, according to Citigroup. (Bloomberg) -- Tens of billions of dollars worth of commodity investments are about to be switched around in a move that’s set to cause a wave of oil-futures buying. While the move happens every year, crude’s 20% decline in 2020 means that the value of oil index investments has been far below its target for months. As a result, as much as $9 billion of oil ...