IFAs expect continued FTSE recovery - Axa

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The majority of advisers are bullish on the near-term prospects for the markets, with 75% expecting ...

The majority of advisers are bullish on the near-term prospects for the markets, with 75% expecting the FTSE to be at a higher level in one year's time, a new survey suggests. Research by Axa Winterthur found while three quarters are confident on improved market conditions, 60% also believe the economic downturn will last less than 18 months. The survey also found IFA trust in banks has fallen significantly, with 79% saying their faith has decreased in retail banks and 65% reporting falling security in private banks. Confidence in building societies, supermarket banks and mortgage com...

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