Everyone knows that the big central banks are going to ease off the gas next year. Institutional money managers are not clamoring to play defense just yet, according to a survey report by Natixis Investment Managers. The takeaway from the survey suggests big money investors see more global growth coming, and that will keep them in the market, particularly in the stock market. The stock market has been rising since the mid-1990s when the youngest boomers were in their 30s. "We are of the mind that central banks are rational and changes will be made gradually."

Source: Forbes December 05, 2017 17:37 UTC