Currently the firm’s mixed asset strategies hold more cash than fixed income, according to Craig Moran, London-based fund manager at M&G Investments.

Currently the firm’s mixed asset strategies hold more cash than fixed income, according to Craig Moran, London-based fund manager at M&G Investments.
Merian’s gold and silver fund manager believes that the Fed’s U-turn on interest rates will finally drive gold prices higher.
Facing China’s headwinds, the firm is positive on value plays in three equity sectors that have been beaten down.
Investors in UK equities have been better off sticking with growth funds rather than seeking income, despite a sluggish economy and political turmoil.
The year-to-date China rally demonstrates the only certainty in the mainland market: wild annual swings.
Despite earnings disappointments, the risk of trade war escalation and key elections this year, now is the time to buy emerging markets equities, according to Robeco.
After a terrible 2018, Asian equities seem to be recovering this year, driven by the appeal of low historical valuations, according to Allianz Global Investors.
Benign short-term prospects for the global economy should not disguise the problems in store caused by the recent build-up in sovereign borrowing, according to Indosuez Wealth Management’s research head.
Bond investors have enjoyed a recovery since the start of the year, and for funds positioned at the riskier end of the credit spectrum it has turned into a bonanza.
The firm is also overweight cash and it believes most fixed income assets do not have attractive returns.
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