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Thursday 9:43 AM An increasing number of forecasters in Reuters' monthly survey expect Brent crude to average less than $100/bbl next year thanks to Europe’s debt crisis, slowing Chinese economic growth and a possible resolution of the Iranian nuclear crisis. Macroeconomic risk from Europe will need to fade before crude oil market fundamentals dominate pricing again, says one.
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- Tuesday 8:15 AM UN atomic inspectors and Iran reach agreement that will allow the IAEA to inspect suspected nuclear weapons sites, possibly opening the door to a deal to ease sanctions which could push crude oil prices down another $5/bbl or more. Iran's incentive: Its crude shipments are stalled, with ~40M bbls floating around in the Persian Gulf with nowhere to go. [Global & FX, Energy, Commodities]
ETF Stats
- Expense Ratio: 0.75%
- Average Bid Ask Ratio: 0.08%
- Tracking Error: 2.35%
- Concentration Risk: 100.00%
- Capital Gains Dist. %: 0.00%
- Number of Securities: 1
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DTO Description
All of the PowerShares DB Crude Oil ETNs are based on a total return version of the Deutsche Bank Liquid Commodity Index-Oil (the "Index") which is designed to reflect the performance of certain crude oil futures contracts plus the returns from investing in 3 month United States Treasury bills. The Long ETN is based on the Optimum Yield™ version of the Index and the Short and Double Short ETNs are based on the standard version of the Index. The Optimum Yield™ version of the index attempts to minimize the negative effects of contango and maximize the positive effects of backwardation by applying flexible roll rules to pick a new futures contract when a contract expires. The standard version of the index, which does not attempt to minimize the negative effects of contango and maximize the positive effects of backwardation, uses static roll rules that dictate that an expiring futures contract must be replaced with a contract having a pre-defined expiration date.
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Key Info
- In Your Portfolio: A Guide to Commodity ETFs and ETNs
- Asset Class Performance: Commodities