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PFA has just presented its half-yearly report for 2023. Declining inflation, solid growth and good corporate balance sheets have provided tailwinds in equity markets in the first half of 2023. This has also affected PFA’s return, where a typical PFA customer has received a return of 7.6 per cent.
In the video, PFA’s Group Investment Director, Kasper A. Lorenzen, talks about PFA’s increased equity exposure in the US, where technology companies in particular have padded their pension accounts.
The short video can be seen in the link below, and if you want to dive into PFA’s thoughts on, you can read “PFA Insight” for the third quarter here.
June marked a positive end to the first half of 2023, where risk-averse investors in particular have been rewarded more than expected. We believe that the positive trend will continue in the second half, although weak growth and tenacious inflation reduce the return potential.
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