Bloomberg announced the 2027 target weights and composition for the Bloomberg Commodity Index (BCOM), which will remain made up of 25 exchange-traded contracts on physical commodities and take effect during the January 2027 roll period. Precious Metals rose to 19.49%, its second-highest weight in history, driven by Silver's increase to 4.56%, while Gold stayed the largest component at 14.93%, slightly below its 15% limit. Grains fell to 20.61%, a historical low, and Energy declined slightly to 29.37%, its third consecutive annual drop; Brent crude rose to a record-high 8.59% while WTI fell to a record-low 6.41%. Livestock rose from 5.64% to 5.94%, Softs fell from 9.17% to 8.84%, and Industrial Metals were essentially unchanged at 15.75%.
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