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Recently, markets have been whipsawed by a steady stream of macroeconomic shocks and geopolitical surprises.
From escalation one day to de-escalation the next, the US-Israel-Iran conflict has injected a persistent risk premium into oil prices. This has complicated the inflation outlook just as investors hoped for an improving narrative on that front. Every monthly j...
As the world transitions to more renewable energy, accelerated by geopolitical fault lines exposed by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz earlier this year, we believe energy storage will become as critical as oil and gas reserves. As oil majors did at the dawn of the petroleum age, CATL has emerged as a dominant supplier of a key energy input. With nearly 40% share of the gl...
Q1 was certainly volatile, dominated by events in the Middle East. Oil prices shot up, equity markets tumbled, and bonds sold off on inflationary fears. 2022 all over again. We have long maintained that trend-following exposures, particularly those tilted toward commodity markets that don’t cut positions when the macro gets a little unglued, can offer a robust alternative to ...
New York, NY — April 21, 2026 — KraneShares, a specialist investment manager focused on global growth themes, hosts its Technology Investor Day, “Rethinking Tech: From Digital Intelligence to Physical AI to Risk-Managed Exposure,” at the Nasdaq MarketSite in New York City today.
The program began with the Nasdaq Opening Bell ceremony celebr...
Asian equities were largely higher despite the ongoing turbulence in the Middle East as the US dollar rallied overnight.
Bloomberg is reporting that China’s imports of US soybeans increased to 1.8 million tons in March, which is higher than Brazilian imports of 1.4 million tons. It seems smart to increase purchases before next month’s Trump-Xi meeting.