
Commodity Prices Could Jump 16% In 2026 Amid Iran War, Says World Bank: DBC, DBB, GLTR Gain Spotlight

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The World Bank projects a 16% increase in global commodity prices by 2026 due to escalating Middle East conflicts, significantly impacting inflation and financial markets. Energy prices are expected to rise 24% this year, with Brent oil averaging $86 per barrel in 2026. Fertilizer prices may surge 31%, affecting food security. Industrial metals like aluminum and copper are also forecasted to reach new highs, while precious metals could rise 42% as investors seek safe-haven assets amid geopolitical tensions. This outlook could benefit various commodity-focused ETFs.
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