Commodity investing to bounce back in 2012

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Commodities set for a rebound

Last year's volatile market environment led to a year-on-year fall of more than 70%  in commodity investments, but commodity inflows are set to rebound, according to Barclays Capital's eighth annual survey of institutional investors.

"2012 looks like it will be a stronger year for investment flows, with almost 60% [of investors] planning to increase their commodity exposure over the next three years," says Kevin Norrish, managing director of commodities research at Barclays Capital in London.

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