A commodity bull market occurs when prices for raw materials—like oil, metals, or grains—rise consistently over an extended period. Driven by surging demand, supply shortages, or currency weakness, this phase signals economic strength. Producers and mining companies benefit most through higher revenues, while investors profit via futures or ETFs. Conversely, manufacturers and consumers face increased input costs, squeezing margins.
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