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Despite a rising interest rate outlook, gold exchange traded funds remain a popular play to combat elevated inflation levels.

Crude oil prices and related exchange traded funds jumped Wednesday after the European Union planned to end imports of Russian oil, fueling concerns over further tightening in global oil supply.

Prices of raw materials have surged from a confluence of factors: rising inflation, post-pandemic policy, and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Natural gas-related exchange traded funds advanced on Friday as prices rapidly shifted on any changes in demand.

Energy-related exchange traded funds bounced back on Tuesday as China pledged its support for the economy.

Commodities are outperforming amid the recent chaos, and the asset class may be a critical component of a well-balanced exchange traded fund investment portfolio.

As geopolitical tensions have intensified, so too has focus on commodities.

United States Natural Gas Fund LP(NASDAQ:UNG): Natural gas prices hit their highest level in 13 years last week. While higher coal costs were listed as one of the causes, rising LNG exports also contributed to the price jump. Therefore, we think it could be wise to bet on natural gas ETFs United States Natural Gas (UNG) and United States 12 Month Natural Gas Fund (UNL) to capitalize on the soaring prices. Read on.

Gold exchange traded funds are strengthening, with bullion prices hitting a five-week high and looking on to $2,000.

Grains-related exchange traded funds continue to gain momentum as the Russia-Ukraine war threatens global supplies.