| Our April 2024 report looks at whether the latest bank crisis is a harbinger of a bigger problem, Fed action’s effects on stock prices, and more. | | | What Do Rising Commodity Prices Mean for Investors? | | | | | For the last year and a half, commodity prices have largely been in decline. This retreat follows the pandemic and war-induced supply and demand shocks that sent prices soaring. But in 2024, that trend has reversed. Copper, gold, and oil prices are up +10% year-to-date, and an index of global commodities prices (the S&P GSCI) has risen more than the S&P 500 so far in 2024. In fact, gold has reached a new record, climbing past $2,340 a troy ounce. On one hand, this could be a positive development, signaling that economic growth is reaccelerating. On the other hand, these rising prices can be inflationary, as these higher inputs get passed along. In our free April 2024 Zacks Market Strategy Report 1, we look at what this development could mean for investors. Don’t miss this report to get the latest on the economy, markets, and more including: | | | - Commodities are Rallying – Sign of Strength or Weakness?
- Making the Case for Bank Stocks
- Bottom Line for Investors
- ...and much more!
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