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Maleeha Bengali
Maleeha Bengali is CEO of MB Commodities Capital, based in London. In the past two decades, she has worked as a portfolio manager and hedge fund manager for UBS, Goldman Sachs, and Merill Lynch. She began contributing to TheStreet's Real Money in 2018, where she specializes in commodities coverage.
Bengali focuses on using both top-down macro and bottom-up fundamental relative value analysis applying cross-asset arbitrage techniques to capitalize on the relative mispricings evident in these asset classes. She has generated a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of ~ 10% using systematic delta neutral investment trading strategies; minimizing market and directional risk while maximizing returns, focusing on alpha generation.
When Bengali isn’t covering global financial topics, she can be found on the tennis court, biking, or listening to EDM music.
Recent Articles By The Author
Raise Your Hand If You Really Believe in a 'Soft Landing'
Let's take a hard look at this story about how the economy is supposed to come back to reality.
What Are the Saudis Up to With Their Oil Production Cuts?
It's not just about supply as demand is the more important driver in today's market.
OPEC Is Breaking This Wall Street Rule
Let's see what happens when the group of oil exporting nations decides to 'fight the Fed.' It won't be pretty.
Saudi Arabia Can Play Its Oil-Supply Game, but Demand Will Make the Rules
The Saudis may sugar coat a production cut as providing stability for the market, but here's what they fail to realize.
What Exactly Is Saudi Arabia Doing Extending Oil Production Cuts?
Perhaps they should remember a famous Wall Street adage.
In This High-Stakes Game of U.S. Debt, Do Earnings Really Matter?
To assume that one of the fastest rate-rising campaigns in history will achieve only a soft or smooth landing defies anything we have seen in the past.
Market Is Pricing in Fed Rate Cuts and More China Stimulus. How Does That Work?
There's a lot of phrases and verbose statements from China without any actual numbers or plans to boot.
Has the Fed Already Steered This Ship Too Much, Too Fast?
Trying unsuccessfully to dodge inflation, we've turned the rudder too far and now we could end up in troubled waters.
Oil Analysts Need to Get With the Times
The oil market is very different today than what it was prior to 2012.
Investors May Very Well Be Blindsided by China
As the days go by and China's data gets even more deflationary, the hopes of a second half recovery look ever dimmer.
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