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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 Investments, will discuss why commodities can be a critical component of a well-balanced investment p...

With reference to the notice to shareholders dated 9 February 2021 (the “ Original Notice”), we hereby inform you that the changes as described in that notice shall be effected in relation to the Sub-Fund from 21 May 2021. Hence, from 21 May 2021: the Sub-Fund shall change its name to Xtrackers Bloomberg Commodity ex-Agriculture & Livestock Swap UCITS ETF; the Reference Index of the Sub-Fund shall change to Bloomberg ex-Agriculture & Livestock 15/30 Capped 3 Month Forward Index; the Currency Hedged Share Classes shall track the Reference Index (which is not hedged); State Street Bank & Tr...

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 to traditional stock and bond exposures. For instance, the broader commodities category exhibits a ...

Markets The Contradictions of China’s Real-Estate Boom Can’t Keep Going Real-estate developers provide much-needed economic activity and land purchases. A squeeze on their balance sheets by the government would have impacts on international markets. By Dec. 16, 2020 4:32 am ET China’s real-estate developers contributed significantly to its recovery this year, revving up sales and construction activity as the world’s second-largest economy began to shrug off the economic effects of the pandemic. But it isn’t clear whether they will be able to ...