Credit Suisse has reduced its equity allocation to underweight, believing the absolute return outlook for both developed and emerging market equities is “outright unattractive in the coming months”. Michael Strobaek, global CIO at Credit Suisse, cautions that being underweight equities does not mean a complete exit from the equities markets — which would be “ill advised” in his words. Rather,…
Credit Suisse is underweight equities, warns of more risks ahead
By Twinkle Sparta, senior reporter | 30 August 2022

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