ETF

Multi-asset managers have cautioned against buying back into gold, arguing the precious metal ‘momentum trade' no longer exists.

DFMs

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Fund managers have voiced concerns ETF trading is increasingly driving the direction of the wider market and exacerbating recent slumps, raising questions over the use of the products in less liquid securities.

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The continued weakness of sterling against the US dollar has prompted fund buyers to move out of sterling-hedged share classes and into unhedged or dollar-denominated positions.

Nitesh Shah, research analyst at ETF Securities, says while the price of gold has dipped recently, other precious metals could provide investors with a good return as economic conditions improve.

Multi-asset managers have been moving back into property for the first time since the financial crisis, as higher income levels from the sector attract yield-hungry investors.