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One of the most explosive sectors of 2021 has been commodities. Across virtually every industry and country, the cost of seemingly everything has been spiking in value, leading to runaway prices and talk of a commodities supercycle. A supercylce is hardly a new concept, though one that has gained legs over the past six months with economies and countries rebounding off of Covid-induced lockdowns and the throttling of industries.....
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Virtually every financial market has been grappling with the specter of inflation in recent months. This looming concern has drawn the focus of the US Federal Reserve, among other central banks, prompting concerns in the short- medium-, and long-term. Many of the largest world economies are presented with a unique issue. Re-opening or returning to employment at the same time and quickly.
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Crude oil could be in for a wild ride this summer. The economic recovery is currently underway in the United States, China, and parts of Europe following a year of shutdowns and pandemic measures. As such, the demand for crude oil is expected to rise in the world’s advanced economies, aided by rising travel frequency and other factors. However, crude prices are certainly at the crossroads given a wide range of initiatives kicked off the United States and elsewhere. This includes a renewed push for renewables and green technology such as electric vehicles (EV), ramped up production, as well as a complicated...
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Commodity prices have been pointed sharply upward in 2021 so far, with surges in demand helping fuel this trend. This trajectory has continued virtually unabated over the first few months of the year leading many to question whether we are entering a commodities supercycle. Under ordinary market forces, a cycle will see increasing demand helping drive up prices. As such, the supply of assets, in this case commodities also increases in parallel to match demand. In doing so, this helps temper prices, effectively stabilizing this mechanism. However, in a supercycle, the supply cannot properly satiate the growth in demand, leading...

Volatility is nothing new to the crypto market and investors have learned to adapt to a bumpy ride. The crypto market has had a forgettable past month, with Bitcoin falling nearly 50% in May alone. Overall, this highlights for many the concerns that have always defined the asset class, i.e., volatility and so many unforeseen variables. Of course, such moves in the crypto market are nothing new, especially for investors....
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A short-term outlook is defined by a thin economic calendar and a suddenly stronger USD Gold prices had been staging a bit of a comeback during May, highlighted by a bullish trend that had brought it back from April lows. June however has been a different challenge altogether, culminating in a complete reversal of this trend lower.