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The Energy Transition (opens the original)
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There is a version of the energy transition that sounds great. Solar panels replace coal plants, wind turbines replace gas peakers, electric vehicles replace combustion-engine vehicles, and the world gradually and completely moves away from fossil fuels.It is a compelling story. It is also inaccurate. The real version of the story is more complicated. The energy transition is not a replacement for the old energy infrastructure - yet. For now, clean energy remains one of the largest consumers.<a
Your Ticket Price Is a Commodity Story (opens the original)
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When economists talk about commodity inflation, they tend to reach for familiar examples — gasoline at the pump, grocery bills at the checkout line, utility costs on a monthly statement. Another important example: the airline ticket.Every time you book a flight, you are buying a product that is exposed to commodities. The single largest variable in the price that an airline charges you for a ticket is not labor, nor airport fees, nor the cost of the plane. It is jet fuel. In 2026, jet fuel has b
Two of the Most Watched Commodity Markets Right Now — And Why History Says Pay Attention (opens the original)
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When you look back across decades of commodity market performance, certain patterns begin to emerge. Among the top-performing commodities over any given period, petroleum and cattle futures appear with striking regularity — together accounting for nearly a quarter of the highest-returning commodities since 2009.1 That consistency is not an accident. It reflects the fundamental nature of these markets: essential, supply-constrained, and deeply sensitive to disruption.Right now, both markets are f
The New Commodity Playbook: Why the Old Rules No Longer Apply (opens the original)
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For decades, commodities were simple to explain. Oil moved on OPEC decisions. Gold moved on inflation. Copper moved on Chinese construction. Natural gas moved on the weather. These were the general rules, and they held — more or less — for a generation of investors.Those rules are breaking down. Not because commodities have become less important, but because they have become more important in ways the old frameworks never anticipated. The energy transition, the artificial intelligence (AI) infra
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