Barclays Capital: Global investment in commodities in January down the chain.

<P> According to Barclays Capital report, the global amount of investment goods in January down the chain to 2,450 million 4.67% for the first time since November 2008 fell as investors worried that China's tightening of financial conditions and other factors Greek debt .economic growth prospects. .</ P> <P> comprehensive news media on Feb. 23, 22, said Barclays Capital, the global commodity investment in January from 12 months 4.67% to 2,570 billion dollars to 2,450 billion U.S. dollars, for the first time since November 2008 .decline, as investors began to worry about economic growth prospects. .</ P> <P> Barclays said in the report, three things over the past few weeks has been lingering in the minds of investors: China to tighten the financial environment, the U.S. banking regulators may change, and the Greek debt problems. .</ P> <P> Barclays also said that investors, especially for commodities, China's monetary tightening may be regarded as negative factors. .However, the measures taken by China, making China the long-term demand for commodities on a more sustainable track, to avoid overheating of the economy. .China's policy is tightened preventive measures to avoid bubbles, and therefore the global economy is not a negative event. .</ P> <P> but Barclays said the long-term investors such as pension funds does not change the layout of its commodity positions, some of the commodity markets are not familiar with the institutions seeking to diversify their portfolios. .</ P>.