EMs look attractive post risk aversion of recent months

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Encouraging noises out of Europe and elsewhere have led us to increase risk tentatively in our growth strategies via a barbell approach.

This translates to buying the US and the emerging markets, which now look attractive post the risk-aversion of the last few months. The recent action by six central banks has been a game-changer in this respect; the US is now at the vanguard of a solution to the European crisis, and both Germany and France have since started to discuss the possibility of fiscal harmonisation. It will not be a smooth ride, but it is the first time in a long time that the politicians look to be on course for a structured solution. In recent weeks, Germany’s Dax has been behaving like a high beta market whi...

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