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KMET (KraneShares Electrification Metals Strategy ETF) is no longer actively trading.
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The fund's manager seeks to achieve its investment objective by investing in futures contracts that largely correspond to those found in its underlying index. This benchmark is constructed to track the performance of metals essential for the global transition away from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources, achieving this exposure through metal futures. Investors should note that the fund is classified as non-diversified.
Climate and the energy transition remain highly politicized topics in the U.S. Regardless of sentiment , however, the energy transition is well underway globally. Investors wanting to harness the outsized return potential of the energy transition should look to both carbon markets and electrification metals.
Persistent core inflation lends credence to the market's anticipation of rate cuts holding off until June. Once interest rate cuts kick in, however, commodities look particularly well-positioned given historical performance.
Electrification metals play a crucial role in fueling the energy transition. Metals like lithium, nickel, copper, and cobalt are crucial for EV manufacturing, while aluminum, copper, and zinc are must-haves for low-carbon power generation.
Gold prices reached an all-time high earlier this month, and though prices retreated in the ensuing days, gold remains at a premium. For investors looking for bullish commodity opportunities beyond gold, electrification metals are worth consideration.
The reduction in global demand as economies struggle with inflation and recession continues to weigh heavily on several asset classes. Electrification metals suffered from supply and demand misalignments in the economic pullback of the last year.