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According to latest survey by Barclays, investors remain optimistic over European equities the most this year while US and emerging market equities remain out of favor.
- According to survey by Barclays Inc. which surveyed almost 900 fund managers globally almost 40% of the respondents believe growth in Euro zone will surprise to the upside compared to 32% for US and approx. 10% each for Japan and emerging markets excluding China. Only 5% of the correspondents think Chinese growth will surprise to upside.
- Same survey also revealed that investors remain most bullish on Euro zone equities. Almost 55% of the investors think Euro zone equities will outperform in the next three months compared to 15% for US and Japanese equities. Only 10% of the investors believe emerging market equities will outperform.
European Central Bank's (ECB) asset purchase of € 60 billion per month is likely to spur growth in Euro zone economies.
