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Global X by Mirae Asset Research Hub
Global X by Mirae Asset positions itself at the intersection of technological transformation and industrial structural realignment, emphasizing how AI and physical robotics are catalyzing massive shifts in global infrastructure and power demands. The research identifies a critical pivot where traditionally cyclical sectors like defense and infrastructure are evolving into long-term secular growth plays through software-defined business models. Commodities are now deeply intertwined with geopolitical volatility, evidenced by the disruption of critical mineral supply chains, the ongoing copper supply deficit, and the emerging energy fragmentation as nations reconsider traditional OPEC alliances. Furthermore, the analysis highlights that both silver and lithium are facing significant, multi-year supply deficits driven by record demand in solar, aerospace, and large-scale grid storage. Collectively, these documents underscore a fundamental transition toward ex-China supply chain resilience and a heightened focus on energy security as the primary drivers of global capital allocation in the coming years.
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Commodities Tracker
The June 2026 Commodities Tracker highlights firming uranium fundamentals, copper supply risks driven by trade policy, and ongoing headwinds for precious metals from high interest rates. Geopolitical disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz continue to influence global energy market inventories and pricing.
Charting Disruption: Outlook for 2026 and Beyond
This report outlines the investment outlook for 2026 and beyond, focusing on key disruptive themes including AI, defence, robotics, infrastructure, and biotechnology. It highlights the accelerating shift towards capital-intensive, tech-driven infrastructure and the critical role of these technologies in re-shaping the global economy.
Market Lens on Silver and Lithium
This report examines how energy security and technological shifts are driving demand for silver and lithium, highlighting persistent market deficits and industrial diversification.
Commodities Tracker
The May 2026 Commodities Tracker highlights a global pivot toward energy security via nuclear power and rare earth supply chain diversification amid persistent geopolitical tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. While Chinese demand for critical minerals remains robust in tech sectors, broader commodity markets face headwinds from higher-for-longer interest rates and regional supply disruptions.
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