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LONDON: Electric vehicle infrastructure, top-end offices and industrial metals with a resurgence in inflation seemingly on the horizon, investors are slashing their exposure to bonds in favor of “real” assets. While such investments tend to generate income and often appreciate in value, they are particularly prized as a shield against inflation, which many economists expect will make a return as economies recover from the pandemic. That means major changes for multi-asset portfolios run along traditional 60-40 lines. Sovereign debt such as US Treasuries and German Bunds has typically accounted for part of a rough 40 percent bond allocation providing an income and acting as an anchor against the lucrative but volatile 60 percent equity component. ....
Investments get ‘real’ as inflation fears dim appeal of bonds Electric vehicle infrastructure, top-end offices and industrial metals – with a resurgence in inflation seemingly on the horizon, investors are slashing their exposure to bonds in favour of “real” assets. While such investments tend to generate income and often appreciate in value, they are particularly prized as a shield against inflation, which many economists expect will make a return as economies recover from the pandemic. That means major changes for multi-asset portfolios run along traditional 60-40 lines. Sovereign debt such as U.S. Treasuries and German Bunds has typically accounted for part of a rough 40% bond allocation – providing an income and acting as an anchor against the lucrative but volatile 60% equity component. ....
5 Min Read LONDON (Reuters) - Electric vehicle infrastructure, top-end offices and industrial metals - with a resurgence in inflation seemingly on the horizon, investors are slashing their exposure to bonds in favour of “real” assets. FILE PHOTO: An ESB (Electricity Supply Board) electric vehicle charge point is seen in use in Dublin, Ireland, September 3, 2020. REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne/File Photo While such investments tend to generate income and often appreciate in value, they are particularly prized as a shield against inflation, which many economists expect will make a return as economies recover from the pandemic. That means major changes for multi-asset portfolios run along traditional 60-40 lines. Sovereign debt such as U.S. Treasuries and German Bunds has typically accounted for part of a rough 40% bond allocation - providing an income and acting as an anchor against the lucrative but volatile 60% equity component. ....
The Globe and Mail Saikat Chatterjee and Thyagaraju Adinarayan London Bookmark Please log in to listen to this story. Also available in French and Mandarin. Log In Create Free Account Getting audio file . This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy. Full Disclaimer Electric vehicle infrastructure, top-end offices and industrial metals - with a resurgence in inflation seemingly on the horizon, investors are slashing their exposure to bonds in favor of “real” assets. While such investments tend to generate income and often appreciate in value, they are particularly prized as a shield against inflation, which many economists expect will make a return as economies recover from the pandemic. ....