Going for gold: Multi-asset managers look beyond 'core assets' ahead of 'volatile' Q4
Tariff tensions and global slowdown key factors
Managers of multi-asset funds are shifting their portfolios away from equities and increasing their holdings in gold, government bonds and currencies, in efforts to shield returns from what they anticipate will be a volatile Q4.
The ongoing US-China trade dispute, US President Donald Trump's impatience at the Federal Reserve's pace of interest rate cuts and an ongoing slowdown in the global economy are collectively creating a...
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