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Goddy Egene
Vetiva Research has released its second half (H2) 2021 outlook report on the fast moving consumer goods (FCMG) space, predicting a rebound for the sector.
In the report, Vetiva stated its expectation of improved performances across board amid the constraints to consumer purchasing power.
Noting the rebound in the consumer goods sector from the depressed levels in the previous year, the Consumer Goods Analyst at Vetiva, Chinma Ukadike, also focused on the expectations for three sub-sectors in the FMCG space.
According to her, the food segment the resilience displayed by the subsector in the past year, would persist in the coming half year, due to the defensive nature of the segment and despite inflationary pressures.
Goddy Egene
Vetiva Capital Management Limited has unveiled its annual list of 10 High Conviction Stocks, that present strong fundamentals and are forecasted to outperform the market in 2021.
According to Vetiva Research, while equity market’s gains in 2020 largely benefitted from global expansionary monetary policies orchestrated by central banks, the support factors for equities remain strong in 2021.
The report noted that equity markets are projected to benefit from still-low interest rates, resurgence in business activity and crude price recovery. It added that even as broad-based equity demand was anticipated, investors would continue to cherry pick fundamentally sound stocks with dividend payment potential.