Sponsored Dear reader, Commodities represent an important and varied alternative asset class the relevance of which is often overlooked when building a resilient investment portfolio. Not only do they have historical inflation hedging characteristics, but also demand is expected to increase due to the energy
transition. Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are financial instruments known for being relatively low cost with transparent investment strategies and holdings published daily. Moreover, ETFs are deemed to be very liquid as they are traded like normal shares during market opening times. Investing in commodities like gold, rare earths, oil, nuclear and etc. via an ETF will potentially provide a hedge against inflation – moreover, investors will benefit from diversification in their
portfolio. Please note that various, such as sector-related, risks are involved in this investment method. If you are an individual UK investor and you’d like to receive free monthly financial analyses on investment opportunities, feel free to subscribe to VanEck’s ETF newsletters. Retail clients should not rely on any of the information provided in the newsletters and should seek assistance from an IFA for all investment guidance and advice. Thank you, MoneyMagpie
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