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Natural resources funds surge

"We're seeing a collision between supply and demand that will be good for investors," says Charles Ober, manager of the $1.5 billion T. Rowe Price New Era Fund. "I think this is the beginning of a multiyear run."

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Posted on Monday, July 26 @ 11:39:03 PDT by aaron

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