Alternatives take centre stage as investors seek inflation beating strategies
41% of those aged 18-34 have invested in alternatives this year
41% of those aged 18-34 have invested in alternatives this year
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Rebounds in both equities and govvies could have further to run but path to a sustained rally seems particularly narrow
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Investors betting central banks may be more reluctant to rise rates as economic growth weakens
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T Rowe Price head of multi-asset solutions believes inflation will soon peak and the correlation between bonds and equities will drop
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But concerns of a global slowdown appear excessive, says Liontrust’s Husselbee as he eyes up a portfolio rebalance
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Concentrated focus on growth, US and tech assets must be replaced with something more diverse, says Iboss co-founder
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Allocations to defensive assets jumped to 43% in May as global economy outlook darkens
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So how should investors be positioning now?
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With markets aggressively pricing in Fed tightening, value could be returning to global bonds, says T Rowe Price’s Quentin Fitzsimmons
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Retail favourites Scottish Mortgage and Polar Capital Technology have seen shares pummelled in the tech sell-off
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But total funds flat at £56.3bn thanks to volatility from Ukraine crisis and macroeconomic uncertainty
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Gresham House UK Multi Cap Income manager Ken Wotton is shunning commodities which are prone to volatility
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