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Goldman Sachs retains bullish view for commodities in 2024
Goldman Sachs held onto its view to go lengthy on commodities in 2024 which have given a 9% return 12 months up to now, which is additional anticipated to rise to fifteen% by year-end, on cyclical and structural help to demand, and geopolitical dangers.
The financial institution forecast a return of 20% in choose sectors akin to vitality and industrial metals ex-nickel and zinc within the S&P GSCI Commodity Index for 2024, it wrote in a analysis notice dated Sunday.
Knowledge to this point throughout developed and rising markets have renewed confidence in cyclical help to commodities this 12 months, the financial institution mentioned, including that price cuts within the U.S. and Europe from June this 12 months are additional seen supporting commodities demand and costs, significantly throughout copper, aluminium and oil merchandise.
Structural help for commodities remained intact, as evidenced by sturdy inexperienced metals demand and oil product margins 12 months up to now, whereas the position of commodities investing as a geopolitical hedge was nonetheless within the playing cards, as seen within the ongoing Purple Sea delivery disruptions and up to date assaults on Russian refining capability.
Copper’s bullish qualities, akin to progressive shortage, significantly from second half of this 12 months onward underpins the financial institution’s 12-month 40% value upside goal.
Nevertheless, Goldman Sachs took a bearish view for commodities akin to US pure gasoline, lithium, nickel and zinc.
“We proceed to advocate traders brief Oct’24 Henry Hub,” the financial institution mentioned.
“Inside the industrial metals, the section with essentially the most bearish fundamentals stays battery supplies … we consider it’s too early to name a decisive finish to those respective bear markets.”
On a 12-month foundation, the financial institution targets a 9%, 13%, and 27% draw back in cobalt ($26,000/t), nickel ($15,000/t) and lithium carbonate ($10,000/t), respectively.
The financial institution forecast a return of 20% in choose sectors akin to vitality and industrial metals ex-nickel and zinc within the S&P GSCI Commodity Index for 2024, it wrote in a analysis notice dated Sunday.
Knowledge to this point throughout developed and rising markets have renewed confidence in cyclical help to commodities this 12 months, the financial institution mentioned, including that price cuts within the U.S. and Europe from June this 12 months are additional seen supporting commodities demand and costs, significantly throughout copper, aluminium and oil merchandise.
Structural help for commodities remained intact, as evidenced by sturdy inexperienced metals demand and oil product margins 12 months up to now, whereas the position of commodities investing as a geopolitical hedge was nonetheless within the playing cards, as seen within the ongoing Purple Sea delivery disruptions and up to date assaults on Russian refining capability.
Copper’s bullish qualities, akin to progressive shortage, significantly from second half of this 12 months onward underpins the financial institution’s 12-month 40% value upside goal.
Nevertheless, Goldman Sachs took a bearish view for commodities akin to US pure gasoline, lithium, nickel and zinc.
“We proceed to advocate traders brief Oct’24 Henry Hub,” the financial institution mentioned.
“Inside the industrial metals, the section with essentially the most bearish fundamentals stays battery supplies … we consider it’s too early to name a decisive finish to those respective bear markets.”
On a 12-month foundation, the financial institution targets a 9%, 13%, and 27% draw back in cobalt ($26,000/t), nickel ($15,000/t) and lithium carbonate ($10,000/t), respectively.
