I’m a commodities sceptic, but even I see an opportunity in the green transition

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I’m a commodities sceptic, but even I see an opportunity in the green transition - Financial Times

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But many small-cap miners are still struggling, and fund managers like Baker Steel that invest in early-stage mining firms are still nursing price return losses over the past five years.

As for the great inflationary surge of the last few years, some commodities have done well — gold stands out, as does uranium and cocoa — but others have had a dismal time, not least lithium (after a huge run-up), nickel and iron ore.

One of these is a new LGIM fund called the L&G Energy Transition Commodities UCITS ETF.