Copper Home website comprehensive news: The trend of the market is optimistic, and we should deeply explore the opportunities represented by non-ferrous metals as "five elements". Recently, resource stocks represented by non-ferrous metals have received widespread market attention, and the Shanghai Stock Resource Index even saw a single-day increase of 4.8% on February 9th. Market analysts pointed out that due to the expectation of rising resource prices triggered by the price hike of refined oil and the continued rise in international commodity prices, resource stocks such as non-ferrous metals, coal, petrochemicals, and gas in the global market are expected to rebound.
Zhang Jun, the designated fund manager of JPMorgan Global Natural Resources, said that they will deeply explore and discover investment opportunities in the global natural resources sector, namely the "five elements" listed companies, optimize asset allocation, and achieve asset appreciation. So-called "five elements" resource listed companies will mainly cover the energy industry represented by the exploration, processing, sales, and transportation of oil and natural gas; the metal and mineral industry represented by basic mining and processing production such as copper and aluminum, as well as the precious metal industry, etc. In the short term, due to the large amount of liquidity injected into the market by governments around the world, especially European and American countries, after the global financial crisis, implementing loose monetary policies has caused a large amount of funds to flow into the commodities sector, further pushing up the prices of major resource products. This has significantly benefited companies engaged in the exploration, development, production, and sales of natural resources or providing services to the natural resources industry.