| Commodity prices surged this quarter by the most in over five years, driven by rallies in oil, sugar and gold, as supplies become tighter in many sectors and investors warm to an asset class shunned for years.
The strong gains have occurred despite the uncertainty surrounding last week's vote by the UK to exit the European Union. "We do not anticipate that Brexit itself will derail the structural supply/demand-led rebound in commodity prices heading into 2017," analyst Aakash Doshi at Citi said in a note this week...............................................Full Article: Source
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