Investors should flock into commodities for the next few years as they benefit from global geopolitical and macroeconomic turmoil, according to Bank of America’s Michael Hartnett.

Bloomberg Indices announced an expansion of its single-asset index capabilities, launching the Bloomberg Global Commodity Singles Indices (BCOM Global Singles). These launches underscore the growing ...

The Iran conflict highlights how geopolitical shocks drive divergence across crude oil and natural gas benchmarks. Widening ...

Geopolitical risk and supply disruptions drove the Bloomberg Commodity Index (BCOM) up 24% in Q1 2026, with energy leading ...

Energy disruptions supported broad commodity gains. CMCITR posted strong returns but trailed BCOM. Supply constraints ...

Robinhood CIO Stephanie Guild discusses the recent market volatility and resilience despite multiple headwinds including AI ...

Shifting commodity exposure further out the futures curve may help reduce drawdowns after strong price gains while maintaining upside participation in rising markets. Negative roll yield for commodity ...

The Iran war has generated billions of dollars of additional oil revenues for Russia, but Moscow’s windfall extends well ...

Invesco Balanced-Risk Commodity Strategy Fund had positive return and outperformed Bloomberg Commodity Index, mostly due to strategic and tactical overweights in industrial metals.

This article was written by Jigna Gibb, Head of Commodities and Crypto Product Management at Bloomberg, with contributions from Yeonje Jo, Dario Valocchi and Kartik Ghia. The key macro headlines for ...

Long-only commodity exposure delivered through futures is influenced by roll yield and term structure effects, not just changes in spot prices. Curve- and carry-focused frameworks are designed to ...