www.ft.com/content/98318f9a-c808-11e9-a1f4-3669401ba76f
The world’s largest wealth manager has turned bearish on stocks, fearing that the latest escalation of the trade fracas between the US and China poses a heightened threat to global markets. UBS Wealth Management, which oversees $2.5tn for rich clients, has trimmed its core equity recommendation to an “underweight” position for the first time since the height of the eurozone crisis in 2012, on worries that the ongoing trade war and slowing global growth increase the risk of owning stocks.
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