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Investors wary of impact of coming Fed hike on portfolios
But they are looking for returns in growth stocks and Asian markets in place of sovereign bonds and US stocks
Published Tue, Mar 10, 2015 · 09:50 PM
Singapore
INVESTORS are getting wary of what a Federal Reserve interest rate hike would do to their portfolios as the US economy continues to improve.
At the same time, they are still searching for returns in growth stocks and Asian markets like China, India, and Japan, as stocks in the US and sovereign bonds look pricey.
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