Goldman Bullish on Commodities, Seeing Years-Long Supercycle
- Record dislocations, cash in system add to sentiment: Currie
- Oil market has potential to get tight over next 3-6 months
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is “extremely bullish” on commodities, amid a supercycle that has the potential to last for a decade, according to Jeff Currie, the bank’s global head of commodities research.
The new year has started against a backdrop that includes record dislocations in energy, metals and agriculture, and significant amounts of money in the system, Currie said in a Bloomberg Television interview. In addition, investment positions in commodities are low, he added.