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Grains-related exchange traded funds strengthened Tuesday as weather concerns weighed on the supply outlook and Chinese demand helped support higher prices.

Why Are Commodities Having Such a Spectacular Year? May 24, 2021 With the global economy rebounding, the surging demand for raw materials has helped commodities-related ETFs lead the charge this year. Among the best performing non-leveraged ETFs of 2021, the Invesco Dynamic Energy Exploration & Production ETF (PXE), which tracks companies involved in the exploration and production of natural resources used to produce energy, rose 60.9%. The rally in the commodities market has helped commodities and commodity producer exchange traded funds, which now make up over half of the 20 best perform...

Oil and energy sector-related exchange traded funds stood out on Wednesday after the International Energy Agency (IEA) said...

Inflation, Mega-Stimulus, and the Commodities Supercycle May 5, 2021 The magnitude of central bank stimulus across the globe over the past year is fueling inflationary expectations. Coupled with the potential for synchronized global growth and supply constraints, many are arguing that the next commodities supercycle is upon us. In the upcoming webcast, Inflation, Mega-Stimulus, and the Commodities Supercycle, Ed Egilinsky, Head of Alternatives, Direxion; and Tim Pickering, Founder, President and CIO, Auspice, will discuss expectations for extraordinary global growth in a post-vaccine world...

The US Oil Fund (USO) and the US Brent Oil Fund (BNO) track WTI and Brent crude oil prices, the two world pricing benchmarks. OPEC+’s pricing power is back on the rise, with the US addressing climate change by increasing regulations on extracting hydrocarbons from the earth’s crust. The oil ministers will meet before the summer to decide on the level of production cuts. While they will likely taper production cuts, the cartel’s mission is to achieve the highest possible petroleum price for its members. After years of low prices because of US output, OPEC+ can now make US consumers pay t...