Investors should be prudent and reduce risk given that central banks will likely turn dovish soon.

Investors should be prudent and reduce risk given that central banks will likely turn dovish soon.
There is a growing case for US mid-cap stocks for those investors seeking exposure to value equities, according to AllianceBernstein (AB).
Investors should keep in mind the long-term appeal of Asia and take a patient, disciplined approach to capture quality, according to Fidelity.
Economic recovery and higher cash levels will boost dividend pay-outs this year, believes the asset manager.
In trying to navigate uncertainty over both inflation and growth, Schroders believes a diversified portfolio is the best approach for the coming months.
Chinese equities look poised to benefit from an economic rebound in the coming months, especially in sectors linked to electrification and technology, according to Eastspring Investments.
The industry will be further boosted by product innovation and government efforts to drive sustainability, according to the asset manager.
Economic recovery and stimulus measures offer a supportive backdrop for Chinese equities. But Barings warns investors that volatility could remain in the near term.
Emerging markets (EM) look more promising than developed markets for equities investors, according to Pictet Asset Management (Pictet AM).
Investors betting central banks may be more reluctant to rise rates as economic growth weakens.
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