Funds stay bearish on beansFunds stay bearish on beans
Despite buzz about commodities, money managers are still selling.
Bryce Knorr 1
January 6, 2018
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A big rally in crude oil and record stock prices have investors again talking about investing in commodities to benefit from strong global economic growth. But talk appears to be cheap as money managers were still mostly selling as 2018 began.
Here’s what funds were up to, at least through Tuesday, Jan. 2, when the CFTC collected data for its latest Commitment of Traders.
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