The phrase "asset commodity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, economics, or trading, where you are discussing items that hold value and can be traded.
Example: "In today's market, gold is often considered a reliable asset commodity due to its stability and demand."
Alternatives: "valuable asset" or "tradeable commodity".
With hard asset commodities (silver, et al), declining and the previous two nights' auctions (in which there were few works of note), performing without sparkle, I am beginning to reflect on May of 2008.
With financial-and tangible-asset, commodity, wage and currency deflation in place, goods and services deflation can't be far behind.
Thus, the result confirms that there is no surprise change that obtained in the main specifications in Tables 4 and 5. To sum up, all of global current account determinants (real GDP growth rate, net foreign assets, commodity price index, real effective exchange rate, trade openness, exchange rate stability and de facto capital openness) show the significant effect on current account balance.
Pimco thinks we are moving towards an era where real assets (commodities, real estate) will do best, which implies inflating the debt away.
equities and fixed income, Swiss Franc assets, commodities and real estate.
TRINKETS Liquid Assets: Commodities that are easy to barter, like liquor in handy airline-size bottles.
With STOs, or security token offerings, considered by some as ICOs with legal compliance and the digitization of conventional securities by others, they have created a space for the tokenization of many assets, commodities and financial instruments.
The risk parity approach attempts to equalize risk by allocating funds to a wider range of categories such as stocks, government bonds, credit-related securities and inflation hedges (including real assets, commodities, real estate and inflation-protected bonds), while maximizing gains through financial leveraging.
TODAY's recommended economics writing:Arvind Subramanian and John Williamson say that while government regulators may not know the correct level for an asset or commodity price, they should be able to know what's not a correct level, and they should be prepared to do something about it.
Although it is called a currency, it can be argued it is an asset, or commodity, without any actual use or real assessable value.
