According to The Telegraph, they have all issued reports advising investors to tread carefully as energy and base metals fall prey to unstable speculative flows in the derivatives markets. It said oil had jumped 40% since January even as the United States, China and the world economy as a whole had been sputtering, falling far short of expectations.
“There is a huge disconnect between the price action in physical markets where differentials are signalling over-supply and the futures markets where all looks rosy,” analysts at Barclays were quoted as saying.
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