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The new poll shows that strengthening trade tensions and tariffs became the only great concern for global investors, obscuring all other economic risks.
Almost two -thirds (63%) of institutional investors and wealth managers have identified the trade party as the most significant macroeconomic problems that affect their strategy, according to a poll published by the British head of investment Schroders.
The perceived risk of tariffs was more than six times higher than the next problem with the highest rank.
A poll, which interviewed nearly 1000 best investors representing the united assets of $ 67 trillion, showed that this uncertainty of trade is in demand for stability.
The study was done between April to May, and on the eve of announcement of the trading transaction that US President Donald Trump said he had reached with China. The agreement reached on Wednesday is subject to the final approval of Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, the White House leader said.
Meanwhile, the Schroders survey showed that about four of the five surveyed experts also said they could increase their distribution to actively manage investments next year, seeking to stop the volatility caused by macroeconomic events.
“Sustainability now heads the investment agenda, because the ascent is no longer raising all boats,” said Johann Kirklund, Chief Director of the Schroders Investment Group. “The wider background is that the financial markets are still adapting to constructively higher interest rates, which in many cases have become painful in many cases of high debt. This causes questions about the future trends of the market and the cost of passive approaches during the greater uncertainty.”
Kyrklund added: “In this environment, active strategies provide for investors to control the complexity, create a portfolio stability and take advantage of opportunities.”
