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07:31 October 1st, 2009

Investors cutting back on equity buying

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Posted by: Natsuko Waki
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This month’s Reuters global asset allocation survey shows that investors have cut back on buying equities after an almost non-stop rally since March.

According to a survey of 49 leading investors in the United States, Britain, continental Europe and Japan, investors now hold an average of 54.9 percent of their portfolios in equities.

This is the lowest level since February and below the long-term average of 59.3 percent.

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October 2nd, 2009
1:11 pm GMT

[...] job figures triggered equity sell-offs overnight, long anticipated by some, as investors generally reduce equities in their portfolios. The bears come out, as SocGen’s Albert Edwards asks how to boil the [...]

- Posted by FT.com | Money Supply | Morning round-up

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