Oil Leads & Gold Lags: Commodities deliver one of the strongest years in a decade
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Commodities are delivering one of their strongest starts in years. Through the first 143 trading days of 2026, the Bloomberg Commodity Index has posted a year-to-date total return of +23.05%, placing the current year just behind 2021âs +23.25% and ahead of every other year in the
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