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Survey reveals most don’t think equities have bottomed
Home is where the heart is, and the money, if inflationary trends don’t cool.
That’s according to the latest Deutsche Bank survey of investors, who say that property will be their most preferred buy-and-hold asset class, if inflation stays elevated — averaging between 3% and 5% over the next decade.
“In spite of soaring across the world during the pandemic, property is the preferred store of value in an inflationary environment, while equities outstripped gold despite the latter’s huge outperformance during the inflationary 1970s,” said Jim Reid, head of thematic research, and strategist Tim Wessel, in the survey released on Monday.
Some 43% of respondents said property was the top buy-and-hold choice, followed by 33% who opted for developed market equities and 15% for gold. Cryptocurrencies were “not on the radar,” selected by 1% as a top asset, just behind cash at 4%.
Data released last week showed the rate of...
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