Investors across six Asia-Pacific markets—Australia, China, Hong Kong, Japan, Taiwan, and Singapore—are planning to reduce their cash holdings and adopt riskier investment strategies in anticipation of a U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut, a Fidelity International survey reveals. Conducted in late May with over 6,000 participants, the survey found 53% of investors aiming to increase equity investments and 64% looking to allocate funds to income-producing assets. Particularly in Taiwan, Singapore and Australia, about 60% intend to shift towards riskier assets. Despite varied investment strategies, the regional expectation for annual returns stands at 8%, with Taiwan and Australia projecting even higher returns. The report underscores a growing trend towards equities and bonds, despite 40% of investors also planning to boost their cash positions.
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