A majority of investors in the U.S. are expecting inflation to pick up, with many planning to buy stocks to adjust for the rise, according to UBS Group’s...
A majority of investors in the U.S. are expecting inflation to pick up, with many planning to buy stocks to adjust for the rise, according to UBS Group’s quarterly investor sentiment survey.
Inflation has surged in the U.S., with investors watching for signs that rising costs could last longer than the Federal Reserve has been expecting as the economy continues its expansion. More than half of U.S. investors surveyed by UBS have personally felt the impact of inflation over the past six months and most expect it could ripple through to their portfolios.
Naratil suggested “investing in commodities, private market infrastructure, and stocks with pricing power, as these areas tend to perform better in an inflationary environment and will help to preserve purchasing power over the long term.”UBS found that many U.S. investors are planning to buy stocks as a result of inflation, while adding cash is the second most popular adjustment. In the survey, U.S.
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