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State Street Global Advisors: Ein neuer, kosteneffizienter und breiter Weg zum Rohstoffmarkt

                                                           
 
 
Ein neuer, kosteneffizienter und breiter Weg zum Rohstoffmarkt
 
 
SSGA
 
 
Diversifiziertes Rohstoff-Exposure in einem ETF von State Street
 
 
Breit diversifizierte Rohstoff-Allokationen können eine wesentliche Rolle bei der Portfoliodiversifikation und inflationssensitiven Allokationen spielen. Neben der Diversifikation sind jedoch auch Implementierungskosten und Konzentrationsrisiken von zentraler Bedeutung.

State Street Investment Management hat einen neuen Broad-Commodities-ETF lanciert, der eine kosteneffiziente, diversifizierte Exponierung zu einem breiten Rohstoffkorb in einem ETF-Wrapper ermöglicht. Der aktuelle geopolitische Konflikt hat die Bedeutung von Rohstoffen als Diversifikationsbaustein gegenüber reinen Single-Asset-Strategien erneut unterstrichen.

Ein neuer und moderner Ansatz zur breit-gestreuten Rohstoffinvestments

Der State Street SPDR Commodity UCITS ETF (Acc) weist mit 12 Basispunkten die niedrigste TER seiner Klasse 1 auf und bildet den Dow Jones Commodity Index (DJCI) 3 Month Forward - Quarterly Reweight Index ab.

Zu den zentralen Merkmalen zählen:

• Eine breite und ausgewogene Exponierung zu fast 30 Rohstoffen

• Ein kostengünstiger ETF-Wrapper, der Rohstoffe für strategische Portfolio-Allokationen zugänglich macht

• Eine Sektorgleichgewichtung zur Begrenzung von Energiekonzentrationsrisiken

• Eine dynamische, liquiditätsgewichtete Indexkonstruktion zur Unterstützung einer effizienten Implementierung

• Verwendung von 3-Monats-Terminkontrakten mit dem Ziel, die Exponierung entlang der Futures-Kurve zu glätten.

Erfahren Sie mehr über unseren Broad Commodities ETF:
 
 
 
 
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Gold & Silber: Ausblick 2026 mit Torsten Dennin

Gold & Silber im Crash – was steckt hinter dem Preisrücksetzer?
Nach starken Kursanstiegen bei Gold und Silber kam es Anfang 2026 zu historischen Rücksetzern . Doch was waren die Ursachen? Und wie geht es jetzt weiter mit den Edelmetallen und dem «digitalen Gold» Bitcoin?

Im Gespräch mit Prof. Dr. Torsten Dennin, CIO von Asset Management Switzerland AG und Rohstoffexperte, analysieren wir:

Warum Silber innerhalb weniger Tage über 30 % verlor
Parallelen zum „Silver Thursday“ 1980
Welche Rolle die Fed und Zinserwartungen spielten
⚖️ Warum Silber stärker schwankt als Gold
Ob Gold wirklich ein „sicherer Hafen“ ist
Wie hoch die ideale Goldquote im Portfolio sein sollte
⛏️ Warum Gold- und Silberminen 2026 besonders spannend sein könnten
Warum 2026 ein Rohstoffjahr werden könnte (Öl, Kupfer, Agrarrohstoffe)
₿ Und was der Bitcoin-Rücksetzer mit Tech-Aktien gemeinsam hat

Spannend: Torsten Dennin hatte bereits im September eine Gold-Prognose von 4.200–4.400 USD und Silber bei 60–80 USD genannt – beide Ziele wurden erreicht bzw. übertroffen.

Ist der Rücksetzer nur eine gesunde Korrektur oder der Beginn einer grösseren Trendwende?
Jetzt reinschauen und die Einschätzung vom Experten erfahren!

Gold & Silber: Ausblick 2026 mit Torsten Dennin

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