Clive Capital, the world’s largest commodity hedge fund, is shutting its doors to new investors just two years after its launch as raw materials enjoy fresh demand. The London-based fund, which trades commodities ranging from oil to metals and meats, has swelled to $3.5bn in assets since its 2007 launch by former Moore Capital trader Chris Levett. The fund is now barring new inflows to stay nimble in relatively small commodity markets, said people familiar with the situation.

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