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Invesco DB Commodity Index Tracking Fund (NYSE Arca:DBC), a $1.29 billion commodity ETF currently trading near its 52-week high with a 6.64% year-to-date return, announced Friday that effective November 10, 2025, several changes will be made to the DBIQ Optimum Yield Diversified Commodity Index Excess Return, which the fund seeks to track. The changes, implemented by Deutsche Bank AG as the index provider, were disclosed in a press release statement and an SEC filing.
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The upcoming revisions include an expansion of the index’s commodity universe, with eligible commodities to be determined annually based on liquidity and economic importance. As a result, the number of commodities included in the index is expected to grow.
The methodology for selecting futures contracts within the index will also be modified to exclude contracts with limited liquidity. Additionally, the static allocations to commodities will be replaced by a rules-based annual review, designed to reflect current global production and market liquidity.
The index will introduce sector and single commodity caps and floors during its annual rebalancing to reduce concentration risk. An intra-year rebalance event will be triggered if a significant deviation from annual target weights is observed during monthly monitoring.
According to the press release, these changes will not affect the fund’s investment objective. The information is based on a statement from Invesco DB Commodity Index Tracking Fund’s SEC filing.
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