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Commodities headed for 'seventh bull market'

DANISH investment bank Saxo says 2021 will mark the beginning of the seventh commodities bull market, driven by tightening supplies and ongoing cash injections.

Oonagh Reidy
Commodities are entering a ‘seventh bull market’ according to Saxo Bank

Commodities are entering a ‘seventh bull market’ according to Saxo Bank

"2021 for us is the year where the narrative of a greener, government-supported transformation of the social paradigm meets the reality of too little supply, inadequate infrastructure, and a business world...

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