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Stocks to buy for the economic recovery: Top fund manager s ideas

Close icon Two crossed lines that form an X . It indicates a way to close an interaction, or dismiss a notification. Bloomberg Sitting just around all-time highs, stocks are in an uncertain spot.  Michael Cuggino says the best opportunities are in longer-term relative values. He says we ve begun a new commodity bull cycle that will last several years. A year on from one of the worst crashes in history, equity markets are at an uncertain point. Valuations are historically high thanks in part to low interest rates, and although much of the economic recovery still lies ahead, forward earnings expectations are priced into much of the market already. All three major US stock indexes sit near their all-time high marks.

Graphic: A rare sight? UK blue chips, sterling rise in tandem

A surging pound is failing to hold back Britain's exporter-heavy blue-chip FTSE 100 in 2021, as its impact is outweighed by expectations vaccine rollouts will boost global economic growth and commodity prices will rise. The British currency and the FTSE 100 tend to move in opposite directions. Almost 80% of UK blue-chip firms' revenues come from abroad and a stronger pound makes them less competitive, while their stocks become pricier for overseas investors.

FOREX-Dollar falls as risk appetite increases, kiwi ruffled by RBNZ

Increase in risk appetite hurts dollar Kiwi dips but then erases losses after RBNZ decision Powell emphasises low rates here to stay By Stanley White TOKYO, Feb 24 (Reuters) - The dollar slipped to a three-year low against the British pound and fell against commodities currencies on Wednesday as investors increased bets that a global economic recovery will boost riskier assets. The New Zealand dollar briefly fell but then quickly stabilised after the country's central bank kept monetary policy on hold and said inflation and employment will remain below its targets in the medium term. U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell reiterated on Tuesday that interest rates will remain low and the Fed will keep buying bonds to support the U.S. economy, which many traders say is a long-term negative factor for the dollar.

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