Energy, Metals Sector Funds Do Best in May
Posted on Tuesday, June 10th, 2008 | In Energy Markets
Contributed by: The Energy Report (http://theenergyreport.com) -
Source: TheStreet.com 06/10/2008
As anyone who has bought gasoline might guess, the energy/natural resources sector easily outdistanced all other equity mutual fund categories in May.
The average fund in the energy/natural resources sector moved up 7.10% during the most recent month, while the weak U.S. dollar and worldwide economic jitters lifted the average precious metals fund by 6.01% into second place.
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