| A slower-growing Chinese economy, lack of correlation between equities and commodities, and a stronger U.S. dollar are marking the “end of the commodities supercycle,” said Citi in a research note on Tuesday.
“Citi expects 2013 to be the year in which the death bells ring for the commodity supercycle after its duly noted sunset, ushering in a new decade of opportunities based on how individual commodities will perform against one another and against broader market indicators such as equities or currencies. It will be a period of focus on unique individual commodity cycles and new relations emerging between and among commodities and other asset classes from fixed income to foreign exchange to global equities,” they said...................................Full Article: Source
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