According to Jinshi, the chief strategist of Standard Chartered Bank said that some clients are increasingly favoring tangible assets such as copper and oil, which worries him. Considering that US interest rates may continue to rise, investors have an "irrational" view of the stock and bond markets. People want non-financial assets or physical assets to account for a larger proportion of their portfolios, but the risk is that inflation will actually remain at a higher level than we expect. If the central bank's next move is to raise interest rates rather than cut them, the commodity market will be hit first.