| Goldman Sachs Group Inc. said that returns from commodities have diverged from developed equity markets amid expectations for rising metal stockpiles and energy supplies, maintaining its neutral outlook on raw materials.
Commodity returns as gauged by the Standard & Poor’s GSCI Enhanced index will be 1.6 percent over 12 months, analysts led by Jeffrey Currie wrote in a report dated yesterday. That compares with an earlier estimate for a 2.5 percent return, according to an April 23 report. Goldman is most bearish on agriculture, forecasting a 13 percent loss over 12 months...........................................Full Article: Source
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