By Ruth Alexander The UK market is expected to perform well in 2001, after two years of sideways mo...
By Ruth Alexander The UK market is expected to perform well in 2001, after two years of sideways movement, according to Nicola Horlick, joint managing director at SG Asset Management. Speaking at the FundsNetwork industry forum, on 21 November, Horlick said the past two years has been a difficult time for equity investment in the UK market. She said SG's portfolios have been angled towards defensive stocks as a consequence. She said: "We are, however, much more positive on the market for 2001. Interest rates should fall, as should the oil price, which means the market will do better. "B...
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