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Understand and invest in the raw materials that power the world — from oil and gold to copper, coffee and rice — with clear data, indexes and education, with a focus on Asia and Vietnam.
Explore the marketsLearn commodity investingCommodities are raw materials with a world price and standard grades. Each family has its own drivers — and behaves differently from stocks.
Crude oil, natural gas, coal and power — driven by global growth, geopolitics and the energy transition.
Brent · WTINatural gasCoalGold and silver as money and safe haven; copper, aluminium, nickel and zinc for industry; battery metals for the future.
Gold · SilverCopperBattery metalsGrains, oilseeds and softs — rice, coffee, sugar, cocoa, rubber — where Vietnam is a leading exporter.
Rice · CoffeeRubberGrainsMost investors hold commodities through futures. Their return has three parts — understanding them is the key to investing well.
The change in the price of the commodity itself: supply, demand, inventories and cost curves.
Gained or lost when an expiring futures contract is replaced by the next one — positive in backwardation, negative in contango.
The interest earned on the cash that backs the futures position.
From one trade to a diversified portfolio: choose the exposure that fits your goals, horizon and risk.
Rule-based commodity indexes measure the market and serve as benchmarks — like the NXW Gold Plus index, rebalanced monthly.
Exposure to a commodity or a basket with a single trade, without handling futures.
Direct exposure, hedging and income strategies — with leverage and the roll to manage.
Producers, miners and agribusiness companies listed in Vietnam, Asia and worldwide.
Gold bars, storage and farmland: owning the real thing.
Diversification and inflation protection — sized carefully, because commodities are volatile.
Volume 2 of the NXW Investment Library, by Dr MAI Huu Minh — 22 chapters in six modules, with labs in Excel and R. In preparation.
Indexes, data, research or training — contact the NXW HelpDesk.