Investors have pumped more than $50bn into commodities this year, chasing a recovery in oil prices while falling interest rates have increased the attraction of haven assets like gold.
The inflows mark the best start to a year since 2009, when commodity assets were at the start of a three-year boom, according to figures compiled by Barclays.
The new money, combined with rising prices, have pushed total commodity assets under management to $235bn, up from a low of $161bn reached at the end of 2015.
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