Commodites rise 20% to enter bull market territory
Risen 20% since January lows
Commodities have entered bull market territory after rising more than 20% since the low on 20 January, ending a five-year rout for the asset class.
Supply constraints and production cuts have driven up the prices of raw materials since the low points hit early this year when concerns about a major slowdown in China weighed on commodities. Bloomberg's...
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