The Big Debate: Economic Outlook

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In the latest Big Debate, our panelists from Rathbone Unit Trust Management, Threadneedle Investments and S&P Capital IQ discussed Economic Outlook.

Click here to listen to this debate on demand What can investors hope for in 2013? This year has been a good one in performance terms for many asset classes, despite the gloomy economic outlook. But what do investors hope for in 2013, and what can they expect might happen? Will the good run for US equities carry on with economic improvement continuing ? Or are European and Asian equities looking better value? And what of emerging markets? Do investors need to discriminate between countries and regions for GEM exposure? And what about fixed interest allocations? High yield has pe...

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