WisdomTree Newsletter 30 May 2024
Welcome to the 17th issue of WisdomTree's newsletter. In this update, we will provide highlights on the latest market news and trends across all major asset classes. Additionally, we will share our latest insights resources, podcasts and company news.
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WisdomTree lists physically-backed Bitcoin and Ethereum ETPs on the London Stock Exchange
We are thrilled to announce that WisdomTree Physical Bitcoin (BTCW) and WisdomTree Physical Ethereum (ETHW) ETPs are now officially listed on the London Stock Exchange (LSE)! Following the FCA approval, professional UK investors can now trade BTCW and ETHW on the LSE.
These 100% physically backed ETPs, with a management expense ratio of just 0.35%, offer one of the lowest fee levels for institutional-grade bitcoin and ethereum ETPs in Europe.
Read the press release for more info and view our full European Crypto ETP range here.
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WisdomTree Gold Monthly
As athletes worldwide prepare for the Olympics that will be hosted in Paris this summer, it appears that the lustrous metal is engaged in a sprint of its own and heading for gold. And markets hope that the metal doesn’t run out of energy too soon. Exchange-traded product (ETP) investors who had sat on the sidelines for some time are now starting to cheer the metal on in some corners of the world.
Read the full update here.
The Global Edge: “Easing into Global Central Bank Policy Discussion
We are pleased to share the latest paper in our global content series, The Global Edge: “Easing into Global Central Bank Policy Discussion. ” This edition offers a comprehensive compilation of global research, analysis, and macro commentary. Explore the prevailing focus for 2024 on the next phase of global central bank policy and the nuanced shift towards easing. Delve into how rate cuts and central bank balance sheets are shaping the economic landscape.
Full paper available here.
WisdomTree Commodity Monthly Monitor – April/May 2024
The latest edition of the WisdomTree Commodity Monthly Monitor is now available.
Download the full report here.
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Metals of the future: Commodities making the energy transition happen (Part two)
Dive into our latest blog series, "Metals of the future: Commodities making the energy transition happen." Uncover the vital roles of zinc, lead, platinum, cobalt, and lithium in driving renewable energy, electric vehicles, and more. Learn how these metals are shaping a sustainable world.
Read more here.
领英推荐
Why do high-quality companies outperform? A risk premium or a behavioural premium?
WisdomTree strongly advocates quality investing. We believe that high-quality companies deliver long-term outperformance and do so in an all-weather manner across the business cycle. In this blog, we look at recent academic research about this investment style and how it validates those long-held beliefs.
Read more here.
US spot ether ETF approval: Another step towards mainstream adoption of digital assets
2024 has already marked several significant milestones for digital assets entering mainstream finance. U.S. domiciled spot Ethereum ETFs could be the next major step towards greater institutional adoption of the asset class.
Read more here.
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The Next Big Thing: From apps to antidotes - AI’s cross-sector influence
In this episode of The Next Big Thing, Chris is joined by Blake Heimann, Senior Associate, Quantitative Research, WisdomTree. Together they discuss various topics related to AI and technology. They touch on Apple's release of a large language model and the new M4 chip, as well as the performance of big companies like Apple and Tesla. They explore the potential of AI in self-driving cars and the challenges and advancements in the semiconductor industry. They also discuss the impact of AI on drug discovery, the importance of cybersecurity, and the challenges of developing and deploying AI models. They emphasize the convergence of technologies and the need for efficient and secure processes in the AI ecosystem.
Crypto Clarified: Is cash still king? Crypto ETPs set to list in the UK
In this episode of Crypto Clarified, Ben is joined by Michael Delew, Head of Capital Markets here at WisdomTree. Together they discuss Bitcoin and Ethereum's upcoming debut on the London Stock Exchange. With the market for digital assets highly liquid and growing, this historic move further legitimises the asset class and opens up new opportunities for investors.
The Commodity Exchange: The everything rally begins
Commodities have been experiencing a rally across all sectors, driven by positive action and big picture forces. In this episode of The Commodity Exchange, Nitesh and Mobeen discuss the recent rally in commodities, covering precious metals, energy, industrial metals, and agriculture. They discuss the rally in gold and silver, the role of central banks and China in driving demand, and the potential upside for silver. They also talk about platinum and palladium, the impact of the energy transition, and the tight supply in platinum. They touch on copper and its importance in the energy transition, as well as natural gas and its seasonality. Finally, they discuss the recent rally in wheat and other agricultural commodities.
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