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BlackRock has been raising bullion holdings since the third quarter through exchange-traded funds.
The standout feature in commodity markets last quarter was crude’s swoon from four-year high into a bear market.
No rate hikes and no recession; expect more market and economic growth this year, he said.
Four products planners should be prepared to address with clients now.
Gold rallied at the end of 2018 and has carried its momentum into the new year.
Gold’s safe-haven reputation makes it attractive in the current tumultuous environment.
OPEC countries need higher prices to avoid deficits and unrest at home.
Despite a slowing economy, China is unlikely to cause a commodities rout, according to Goldman Sachs.
OPEC and key partners opted for a middle path coming out of the OPEC Conference in December.
Investors should continue to overweight equities next year, the firm said in its 2019 outlook report.
Palladium, used as an autocatalyst in gasoline-fueled vehicles, climbed to a record for a fourth time this month.
While cheaper prices are painful for oil producers, they're a boon to importers.
The firm's analysts think the sell-off in commodities such as oil and gold has hit a turning point.
OPEC is considering cutting production once again as oil prices have declined in recent weeks.