CoinWorld News reports that U.S. bank strategist Michael Hartnett stated that investors should flood into the commodities market in the coming years, as this asset class will benefit from global geopolitical and macroeconomic turmoil. The Middle East war and the artificial intelligence race have increased attention to supply chains, with governments working to limit the impact of soaring energy and other natural resource prices on industries and consumers, and trying to ensure the supply of critical minerals like rare earths that are vital to manufacturing and technology. In the remaining years of this decade, as investors seek to hedge risks, inflation, and a weakening dollar, stocks will be replaced by commodities, becoming the biggest winner in the "buy everything except bonds" trade. Excessive fiscal expansion means that in the coming years, "a bear market rebound in government bonds is more likely than a bull market."