As the conflict between Russia and Ukraine has intensified so has an interest in investing in certain commodities such as wheat and oil. In this video, I look at why you may want to consider investing in commodities, what drives them, how you can get exposure to them and what to look out for when choosing commodity funds.
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Timestamps 00:00 Introduction 00:46 Types of Commodities 01:43 Volatility 02:52 Correlations & Diversification 04:40 Drivers 08:34 Commodity Indices 09:40 Futures or Physical? 11:13 Roll Optimization 13:36 U.K. Funds 17:32 U.S. Funds 20:16 Conclusion
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