SYDNEY, Nov 16 (Reuters) - U.S. demand for commodities is starting to show signs of recovery, commodities funds manager BlackRock Investment said on Monday.
Evy Hambro, who manages two of the world's largest commodities funds, BlackRock World Mining Fund and Gold & General Fund, told reporters during a visit to Australia that commodities markets generally were also normalising.
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