DJCB (ETRACS Bloomberg Commodity Index Total ReturnSM ETN Series B) is no longer actively trading.
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This index tracks the market performance of twenty-one unique futures contracts. These contracts are publicly traded and specifically linked to the value of physical commodities. An exchange-traded futures contract itself is a formal, two-party commitment: a legally binding agreement to transact a precise quantity and type of either a commodity or a financial asset at a predetermined price on a specific future delivery date.

•Stocks fall and oil retreats. •Natural gas corrected from a new high for the year.

Commodity finance is critical for producers and traders. The banks are pulling back.

The Fed’s “inflation running hot” memo has created a pivotal point in the market rally, and the resulting asset price inflation is exactly what the Fed intended.

The rise in prices highlighted by the four-month rally in our Materials Price Index does indicate the worst of the recession globally is over.

The winter is coming fast- the offseason for meats and gasoline. The withdrawal season for natural gas is on the horizon.