Commodities: a new secular Bull market, says Diapason

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EUROPE - Pension funds are likely to up their allocation to commodities this year as they look to diversify their portfolios and generate strong returns, says Diapason Commodities Management in Switzerland.

Stephan Wrobel, partner at Diapason, said commodities were a forgotten and underinvested asset class as they were sidelined after going through a secular bear market from 1980 to 1999. But many ...

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