Both hedge and traditional long-only European fund managers are receiving conflicting signals about ...
Both hedge and traditional long-only European fund managers are receiving conflicting signals about their markets and are consequently feeling cautious, according to the latest issue of Global Fund Analysis (GFA). Claire Makin, editor of GFA, said: "Europe's markets are posing a problem for investors. At the macro level a lot of uncertainty exists. The political background is murky Europe lacks leadership and the economic picture remains unclear. "Long-term bond yields are creeping up and the euro's weakness has deterred overseas investors. Germany, once Europe's engine of growth, has...
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