Going global

Andrew Short examines why global equities are back in favour

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Andrew Short examines why global equities are back in favour for return-seeking investors.

The upswing in allocation to global equities has become a reminder of how fickle the investment community can be. According to the Bank of America – Merrill Lynch global equities are up 28% from th...

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