UBS (Irl) Fund Solutions Bloomberg Commodity Index

DCGBAS SIX Swiss Exchange Raw Materials Monde
52.96 Fr.
31.66 %

UBS index fund investing in a diversified basket of commodities based on the Bloomberg Commodity Index, providing multi-sector exposure.

Performance & Momentum

6 Months 20.01 %
1 Year 24.40 %
3 Years 39.90 %
5 Years 63.43 %

Strategic Analysis

This passive management product aims to replicate a diversified basket of commodities through the Bloomberg Commodity Index. It provides broad and systematic exposure to the commodity cycle, making it useful for investors seeking a diversification sleeve and a potential hedge against inflationary pressures.

Strengths
  • Built-in diversification across several commodity families, which reduces dependence on any single sub-segment
  • Simple passive management that is easy to understand, with transparent exposure to a widely recognized benchmark index
  • Strategic appeal during periods of recovery or tension in commodity markets
Weaknesses
  • High sensitivity to commodity price reversals, resulting in significant structural volatility
  • Performance depends on macroeconomic factors that are difficult to predict, such as the dollar, inflation, and global demand
Momentum

Momentum appears solid and clearly upward, with recent performance supported by a strong showing in the commodity basket. The profile remains tactical rather than defensive: the current trend may continue to support the product’s appeal, but investors must remain aware of the risk of a swift consolidation if the macro backdrop softens or if appetite for commodities fades.

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