Commodities

Brent crude fell to $48

Chinese labour no longer as cheap as elsewhere

TER of 0.40%

Inflows into crude oil ETPs

Brent Crude fell 0.8% to $53.51 a barrel

Many investors have come to rely on asset allocations modelled on the old economic order: decades of globalisation, falling inflation, slowing economic growth and declining interest rates.

Many indicators say it is 'time to start selling'

Be prepared to actively trade

Commodity markets have reached an inflection point

David Donora, head of commodities at Columbia Threadneedle Investments, takes a closer look at prospects for the different commodity sectors in the months ahead.