The commodity markets' recent volatility and potential future trends are analyzed, questioning whether the current sell-off is a harbinger or merely a correction. Natasha Kaneva and Greg Shearer discuss macro trends, highlighting reflation and global growth driven by less restrictive monetary policies and expansionary fiscal policies across G3 economies. The conversation introduces the "crocodile cycle," explaining the shift from a demand-driven to a supply-driven commodity market, particularly impacting energy and metals. While Shearer expresses strong conviction in gold due to structural demand outpacing supply, industrial metals face near-term uncertainties related to Chinese New Year and potential tariff changes. Kaneva maintains a negative outlook on oil, citing a fair value of $60 amid disagreement on geopolitical premiums and Russian supply dynamics.
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