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LONDON : Global investors are eyeing European and emerging market assets to protect themselves from further turbulence in U.S. stocks and bonds as stubborn inflation causes bets on the timing of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts to be revised. April was a washout on Wall Street, with the S&P 500 share in

Global investors are turning to EU and emerging market assets to shield against volatility in US stocks and bonds amid persistent inflation.

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Investors are positioning for a regime change in global markets as the Bank of Japan edges closer to ditching the policies that depressed the yen for decades, thereby luring Japanese money back home.The BOJ, by flooding its financial system with...

LONDON: Investors are positioning for a regime change in global markets as the Bank of Japan edges closer to ditching the policies that depressed the yen for decades, thereby luring Japanese money back home.

Investors are positioning for a regime change in global markets as the Bank of Japan edges closer to ditching the policies that depressed the yen for decades, thereby luring Japanese money back home.

Investors are positioning for a regime change in global markets as the Bank of Japan edges closer to ditching the policies that depressed the yen for decades, thereby luring Japanese money back home.

Higher inflation is now the biggest risk facing most portfolios, said Lindsay Politi.

Major asset managers are pushing back on the market's expectation that inflation and U.S. interest rates have peaked and are unlikely to do further damage.