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To acknowledge the 25th anniversary of the VanEck Global Hard Assets Fund, we spoke with members of the investment team about the launch, changes in the industry and the next 25 years.
While the mining sector has emphasized capital discipline and shareholder returns in recent years, we are now seeing widespread adoption in the U.S. oil and gas industry, which we think is encouraging.
The CEOs of four leading natural resources companies share their views on innovation within the industry as well as education and recruitment, particularly within mining.
As a resolution to trade tensions remained elusive, commodities and natural resource equities turned skittish in Q2 and may dampen the impact of potentially tightening supply and demand fundamentals.
Here is a round-up of what we believe are the main takeaways from the fourth annual VanEck Natural Resources Conference.
More Unrewarded Steps Towards Capital Discipline
“Perfect Storm” Clouds Q3 but Sunnier Outlook Remains for Hard Assets
Fundamentals Trumped by Trade Fears
Fundamentals Overshadowed by Market Volatility
Commodities have miles to run on rate hike
Natural Resources Buoyed by Growth Outlook
Revisiting the Rationale for Natural Resources and Commodities
Tighter Fundamentals, Global Growth Lend Support
Crucial Metals for a Lower Carbon World: Part 1
Early Cycle Pause Motivated by Skepticism, Not Data
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