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DBC / Roll Yields Boosting Commodities ETFs in 2022

Strong demand, crimped supplies, inflation, and geopolitical tensions are among the factors elevating commodities to the top spot among the various asset classes in 2022. Exchange traded funds are getting in on the act. Read More

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Posted: Mar 11 2022, 11:08

Author Name: ETF Trends

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By ETF Trends
October 31, 2023

Moving Averages: S&P Finishes October Down 2.2%

Valid until the market close on November 30, 2023 The S&P 500 closed October with a monthly loss of 2.20%, after a loss of 4.93% in September.

By ETF Trends
October 18, 2023

2 Commodity ETFs to Keep Client Portfolios Diversified

Many investors are rushing into gold or energy commodity ETFs to try to capture the current opportunity set — a strategy that's not guaranteed to pa

By ETF Trends
September 29, 2023

Moving Averages: S&P Finishes September Down 4.9%

The S&P 500 closed September with a monthly loss of 4.93%, after a loss of 1.71% in August.

By ETF Trends
August 31, 2023

Moving Averages: S&P Finishes August Down 1.7%

The S&P 500 closed August with a monthly loss of 1.71%, after a gain of 3.22% in July.

By Seeking Alpha
August 30, 2023

DBC: Benefit From Short-Term And Long-Term Commodity Price Drivers

Short-term and long-term factors are driving commodity prices in the same direction, creating an opportunity for investors. Supply and demand imbalanc

By ETF Trends
July 31, 2023

Moving Averages: S&P Finishes July Up 3.1%

Valid until the market close on August 31, 2023 The S&P 500 closed July with a monthly gain of 3.11%, after a gain of 6.47% in June.

By Seeking Alpha
July 7, 2023

DBC: Bearish Quarter For Diversified Commodity ETF, Bullish Future On Horizon

The composite of 29 leading commodities rose by 0.21% in Q2 2023, but fell 1.79% over the first half of the year, with the energy sector being the wor

By ETF Trends
June 30, 2023

Moving Averages: S&P Finishes June Up 6.5%

Valid until the market close on July 31, 2023 The S&P 500 closed June with a monthly gain of 6.47%, after a gain of 0.25% in May.

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