NBCM / China Reopening Brings Commodities Back to the Foreground

China's re-opening continues to have legs in the capital markets with respect to investment opportunities. The second-largest economy has been ramping more_horizontal

More harsh weather may lie ahead in a brewing El Niño weather pattern. If so, that could cause a spike in volatility for commodities markets, particu more_horizontal

When it comes to getting commodities exposure, sometimes putting all your proverbial eggs in one basket can have adverse effects. China's uneven recov more_horizontal

The dust still has yet to settle from the recent spate of bank rescues, which is pushing gold higher as investors continue to question the stability o more_horizontal

Even with the transition to renewable energy sources, oil can still see record demand amid high inflation. As such, consider getting exposure to commo more_horizontal

The expectation that the U.S. Federal Reserve will turn dovish with regard to interest rate policy is causing investors to pile into more gold. The pr more_horizontal

Increased demand for commodities could be a byproduct of China's re-opening. As the second-largest economy regains its footing after challenges over t more_horizontal

Global investment firm Goldman Sachs forecasts more strength for gold as well as broader commodities once the Fed's hawkishness starts to dissipate. T more_horizontal