Sovereign investors look to emerging markets as geopolitical tensions rise, says study

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Geopolitical tensions have surpassed inflation as the primary concern for sovereign investors, prompting them to invest more in emerging markets and gold, according to the survey by Invesco.

Thirty-six per cent of sovereign investors reported better-than-expected returns from their private credit investments.

Some 53 per cent of the respondents said they wanted to increase the size of their gold reserves in the next two years, while 56 per cent of central bankers said they consider gold more attractive because of the geopolitical turmoil.

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Author / Journalist: Mark Gong

Category: Business

Markets: Hong KongBrazilChinaIndiaJapanMexico

Topics: Gold Markets Cent Central Sovereign Emerging Banks Investors According Survey Geopolitical

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Published On: 2024-07-22 @ 18:00:20 (2 hours ago)

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