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    Holdings

    Symbol Grade Price % Change Allocation
    XOM A 1.05 7.77
    CTVA C 1.67 3.99
    SW A -0.71 3.46
    FCX F -0.06 2.93
    VALE F -1.45 2.75
    GOLD C 0.56 2.63
    CLF F 1.16 1.83
    WY D 0.20 1.70
    COP B 1.53 1.47
    CVX A 0.41 1.43
    FANG C 2.19 1.27
    CTRA B 2.36 1.26
    AVY D 0.06 1.25
    MOS D 1.49 1.20
    BG D 0.86 1.19
    GPK D -0.18 1.17
    SEE D 0.00 0.89
    ADM D 0.24 0.86
    VLO C 0.16 0.75
    NEM D 0.33 0.73
    SUZ B 0.00 0.69
    SLGN A -0.49 0.61
    NUE D 0.87 0.56
    INGR B 0.43 0.49
    DAR C -1.08 0.46
    FMC D 0.63 0.44

    Represented by ETF Holdings

    Keywords: S&P 500 Mining Animal Feed Chemical Foods Meals Pet Food Soybean Beverage Crops Energy Crops Fertilizer Natural Gas Packaging Materials Packaging Solutions Paper Products Petroleum Petroleum Industry Phosphates Physical Objects
    Industries: Packaging & Containers Agricultural Inputs Oil & Gas E&P Farm Products Gold Industrial Metals & Minerals Oil & Gas Integrated Business Equipment Copper Lumber & Wood Production Oil & Gas Refining & Marketing Packaged Foods Paper & Paper Products Steel Waste Management

    Recent News for Xtrackers RREEF Global Natural Resources ETF & its Holdings

    Date Stock Title
    Nov 21 XOM Exxon Mobil's (NYSE:XOM) investors will be pleased with their strong 111% return over the last three years
    Nov 21 XOM Exxon targets $200M to expand plastics recycling operations at Texas plants
    Nov 21 XOM Exxon, under fire over plastic recycling, spending $200 million to expand Texas plants
    Nov 21 XOM ExxonMobil to Expand Advanced Recycling Capacity
    Nov 21 XOM Oil Price Ticks Lower on Inventory Gain, China Weakness
    Nov 21 INGR How Should You Play Tyson Foods Stock at a P/E Multiple of 17.5X?
    Nov 21 XOM LG Chem agrees to source lithium from ExxonMobil
    Nov 21 CVX 3 No-Brainer Warren Buffett Stocks to Buy Right Now
    Nov 21 GOLD Barrick Gold: An Alternative To Gold Investment
    Nov 21 XOM ExxonMobil transfers 50% interest in Suriname’s Block 52 to PETRONAS
    Nov 21 INGR KDP Declines 10% in 3 Months: Time to Buy, Hold or Sell the Stock?
    Nov 21 GOLD Barrick Gold: Booking Another Disappointing Year?
    Nov 21 GOLD Inflation, China’s stumbling economy, and apocalyptic fear are driving a new gold boom. Investors think this time there’ll be no bust
    Nov 21 GOLD Barrick Gold (GOLD): The Mining Titan with a Golden Future Under $25
    Nov 21 CLF This Little-Known Metal Just Exploded 200%, Here are 2 Ways To Play It
    Nov 20 FMC Is FMC Corporation (FMC) the Best Fertilizer Stock to Buy?
    Nov 20 BG Is Bunge Global SA (BG) the Best Fertilizer Stock to Buy?
    Nov 20 MOS Is The Mosaic Company (MOS) the Best Fertilizer Stock to Buy?
    Nov 20 CTVA CTVA Announces Financial Framework & New $3-B Share Repurchase Plan
    Nov 20 CVX Hess CEO Open to FTC Appeal Over Chevron Board Ban Next Year
    NRES is the first actively managed ETF by DWS. It aims for total return, focusing on the global natural resources sector, encompassing agriculture, energy, and metals industries. The funds strategic approach involves top-down and bottom-up research to allocate its investments, considering factors like supply/demand, ESG criteria, and market interrelations. Insight into commodity-price cycles, sector interdependencies and trends guide its decision-making process amid evolving market condition. This approach enhances the ability of NRES to harness investment prospects. Additionally, the fund may concentrate its investments in non-US issuers and diversify up to 20% of its assets into debt securities, short-term investments, and ETFs for liquidity purposes and enhanced risk management. By leveraging this flexibility, NRES seeks to deliver optimal returns while navigating the complexities of the natural resources space. The funds goal is to position itself to seize investment opportunities for long-term growth and value creation.
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