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Shades of grey in quest for yield

Published Mon, Apr 6, 2015 · 09:50 PM
Shades of grey in quest for yield

THE search for yield is now taking place in an evolving global landscape that is shrouded in shades of grey. Lines are becoming increasingly blurred between fundamentals, valuations and technicals. As a result, asset allocation has become more challenging, with interest rates staying at historically low levels, and global liquidity conditions further distorting asset prices.

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