| The resources team at Barclays think “the tide may at last be starting to turn for commodity investment flows”. Total commodity assets under management (AUM) rose by $13bn in February, they note, the first AUM growth since last August.
“This was mainly driven by price appreciation, but the $2bn net inflow of new investments, though modest, was notable because it included the first positive monthly net flow into physical gold assets for more than a year.”..............................................Full Article: Source
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