VANECK VECTORS RARE EARTH/STRATEGIC ETF News

Easing inflation, hopes of the Fed's slower rate hike path and a reopening in China bolstered the risk appetite of investors.

The United States witnessed downbeat economic data points to start the New Year. This has lowered the chances of steeper Fed rate hikes.

VanEck ETF may be boosted by demand for metals used in EV batteries.

VanEck Rare Earth/Strategic Metals ETF (REMX) tracks global rare earth mining and recycling companies. REMX casts a wide global net with holdings in both emerging and developed markets across five con

Rare earth metals have had quite a run. Reasons to be bullish? Bullish reason one: Demand will continue to rise.

REMX invests in rare earth and strategic metals producers, which may become the most important sources of energy and economy in the future. During the past 12 months, REMX's investments in Australian,

Wall Street was upbeat last week with the S&P 500, the Dow Jones, the Nasdaq and the Russell 2000 all adding solid gains.

Whether it's everyday consumer electronics, military gear, or renewable energy products, rare earth metals are increasingly essential to an array of industries.

Rare earths are seeing skyrocketing demand from increased EV adoption. REMX is a rare earths index ETF, and a simple way to profit from these trends.

The VanEck Vectors Rare Earth/Strategic Metals ETF provides excellent exposure to rare-Earth and strategic minerals without exposure to Russia. That said, the fund does have ~26% exposure to China.

Rare earths elements (REEs), also known as rare earths metals or simply rare earths, are vital ingredients in an array of everyday products. Moreover, demand for these materials is increasing, putting

Oil is rallying hard on the Russia-Ukraine crisis. However, it's not only oil that has been getting a boost from the crisis.

REMX is a well-diversified fund of 20 companies involved in the extraction of rare-earths and related minerals vital for computerized devices. REMX is currently overvalued but will probably be worth b

The top performers gained from 61% to 283% over the course of 2021.

Solid corporate earnings and an improving economy have been driving the markets higher though inflation fear is weighing on investors' sentiment.