When investors look back on 2019, they'll likely consider that this was the year that a long-term commodity price bear market finally ended. While some commodities, including crude oil and copper, established bottoms in prior years, several key agricultural goods hit major lows this year. This was due largely to the influence of a strong U.S. dollar and an uncertain global trade outlook.
Now, however, both the U.S. currency and the trade outlook looking more optimistic for a broad commodity market rebound in the coming months. In this report, we'll examine the intermediate-term (3-6 month)