Commodity Investment

Commodity investment involves purchasing physical goods or financial assets tied to those goods—like oil, gold, or agricultural products—with the aim of benefiting from price changes over time. Investors can buy commodities directly or invest through futures contracts, ETFs, or companies involved in commodity production. Prices are influenced by factors such as supply and demand, geopolitical events, weather, and global economic conditions. Commodity investing can diversify a portfolio and serve as a hedge against inflation, but it also involves risks due to market volatility and external factors impacting supply and demand.