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By Ben Baden
Bonds see continued inflows while some commodities funds brace for more possible regulation
Investors still trust the safety of bond funds. June was another good month for fixed income.
If you own a commodities fund that invests in futures contracts, you may want to take note of an article published
by
Marketwatch highlights precious metals funds' latest struggles. As concerns about global uncertainty have tapered off, so have investments in precious metals funds, which generally see huge inflows when investors get nervous about the overall market. Precious metals mutual funds lost almost 9 percent in July, according to Marketwatch.
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