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Resources and commodity views covering macro forces such as inflation and global productivity with industry trends including supply/demand fundamentals and the advancing resource transition.

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Natural resources offer diversification benefits, an inflation hedge and the opportunity to tap into global growth driven by emerging markets and the transition to renewable energy technologies.
Nuclear energy is back in the spotlight as an important contributor to meeting global power demand moving forward.
Returns from commodity futures are influenced by more than just the price of the underlying commodity; spot price, roll yield, and collateral return are also key elements.

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Frequently Asked Questions

This blog answers commonly asked questions about the NLR ETF and explores how the global shift towards clean energy is impacting the uranium and nuclear energy industries.
Commodities may offer a hedge against inflation and portfolio diversification. This Q&A explores our passive strategies that track the UBS Constant Maturity Commodity Index.
Low carbon energy companies have evolved and are proving extremely innovative as they tackle some of society’s most difficult challenges. We explore in this Q&A.
As global resource opportunities evolve amid the shift towards renewables and the changing dynamics among traditional resources, we address questions about investing in global resources.
In this Q&A, we address frequently asked questions about the VanEck Green Metals ETF (GMET).
Demand for food and agricultural products is growing. Here we address frequently asked questions about agribusiness and VanEck’s Agribusiness ETF (MOO).
Oil remains crucial to the economy, providing fuel and the core ingredients for petrochemicals. We address frequently asked questions on oil services companies and VanEck’s Oil Services ETF.
Your frequently asked questions on rare earth and strategic metals and VanEck Rare Earth and Strategic Metals ETF (REMX) answered.