Commodities are on track to halt four years of consecutive gains, despite large bets in related funds. The S&P Goldman Sachs Commodity Index is down 0.03 percent this year, on track for its first annual loss since 2008, when it fell 43 percent.
At the same time, money invested in commodity funds is up 86 percent to $20.8 billion compared to 2011, according to data by EPFR Global. Gold is the …
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