Although most Apac investors feel optimistic about economic growth and stock markets, they will adjust their portfolios to counter rising inflation, according to a UBS Global Wealth Management (GWM) survey.

Although most Apac investors feel optimistic about economic growth and stock markets, they will adjust their portfolios to counter rising inflation, according to a UBS Global Wealth Management (GWM) survey.
Rising corporate earnings will support European stocks, according to Schroders’ multi-asset team.
A strongly performing JOHCM Asia ex-Japan fund has pared back its bets on China and built a hefty exposure to India equities.
Post-pandemic sectors will continue to shine, according to Natixis Investment Managers (IM)
Despite tougher regulatory scrutiny, China’s private sector will continue to offer investment opportunities, says Matthews Asia.
As recovery in the bond markets persists in the face of growth and inflation, rotating from credit to duration will provide returns during the coming quarters, says PGIM Fixed Income.
The recent listing of China real estate investment trusts (C-Reits) to finance infrastructure projects could mark the launch of vast new market, according to Eastspring Investments.
Investors need to make careful stock choices to capitalise on the current attractive backdrop for growth-oriented assets, according to Pimco.
After upgrading its global growth forecast for 2021 and predicting stable rates in the US and Eurozone for the next 18 months, DWS favours Asia emerging market equities and key sub-sectors.
The current macro backdrop will focus investors on quality, both in income and companies, as well as on alternative assets, as they plan their portfolios for the rest of 2021, says Franklin Templeton.
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