Global Fund Manager warns investors against investing in equities amid economic downturn

Mumbai, Friday

Investors have been advised to be vigilant in equities and corporate credit markets over the next few months. Global growth rate is likely to drop even higher at 7, says Pimco, a major US asset manager. Pimco Rupiah, a Shrey asset manager in the world, talks about 1.8 trillion assets.

Current trade tensions between the United States and China and increasing political uncertainty in many countries around the world are adversely affecting world trade, manufacturing activity and investment in the industry, and global economic growth rates are expected to remain sluggish for the next few quarters. General Chat Chat Lounge It has projected the global growth rate to be 5 to 8.5 percent in the 5th. The rate is predicted to be 5 percent in 1 and 8 percent in 5.

Retaining capital would be considered practical. At present, it is advisable to take a large risk in portfolios, maintain vigilance in corporate credits and equities, wait for more clarity and take advantage of the opportunities that arise, according to a recent report by Pimco's Global Economic Adviser.

While employment markets in the most developed countries are solid and consumer spending is strong, the slowdown in the world trade and manufacturing sector is affecting other sectors of the economy through slowing in corporate profits, slowing in employment recruitment. The report noted that the risk of declining profit growth in equities was seen in the report.

As a country, US economic growth is slowing to 5 percent in the first six months of every six months, compared to 5 percent in the first quarter of calendar year 1 and 2 percent in the second quarter of 7. India's economic growth rate is projected to be between 5.5 per cent and 5.5 per cent, relative to India, while retail inflation is projected to remain at 5.5 per cent to 8.5 per cent.

On the contrary, the economic growth rate of 1 in the emerging markets is projected to grow from 8.5 percent to 8.5 percent, while inflation is expected to remain at 8.5 percent to 8.5 percent. The ongoing trade tensions will have a significant impact on the eurozone growth.

If the trade war becomes more severe, it will push the current declining global economy into a complete recession. But if China and the United States agree on a favorable trade agreement, then the report also shows the possibility of global growth again in the sixth.