(Bloomberg) -- Credit Suisse Group's equity
strategists, who have been bearish on U.S. stocks since 2000,
recommended investors increase holdings of shares as a refuge
amid slowing global economic growth.
Investors should have 46.8 percent of their global equity
holdings in U.S. shares, matching a ``benchmark'' stance, a team
led by Andrew Garthwaite wrote in a report to clients today.
That's an increase from an allocation of 36.8 percent. The
strategists stopped short of an ``overweight'' recommendation.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
strategists, who have been bearish on U.S. stocks since 2000,
recommended investors increase holdings of shares as a refuge
amid slowing global economic growth.
Investors should have 46.8 percent of their global equity
holdings in U.S. shares, matching a ``benchmark'' stance, a team
led by Andrew Garthwaite wrote in a report to clients today.
That's an increase from an allocation of 36.8 percent. The
strategists stopped short of an ``overweight'' recommendation.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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