They continue to be bearish, seeing a Debt/GDP ratio above 100% as "the new normal," coupled with continued deleveraging and a growth slowdown in the developed world. [VIDEO]
With some positive signs out of China and even the Eurozone looking perkier than it was in autumn, is the world starting to look less risky? Jamil Baz, who jointly runs GLG’s Atlas Macro fund tells investment editor James Mackintosh why it isn't time for the bears to stop growling. The Atlas Macro Fund ended the year down 0.4%.
With some positive signs out of China and even the Eurozone looking perkier than it was in autumn, is the world starting to look less risky? Jamil Baz, who jointly runs GLG’s Atlas Macro fund tells investment editor James Mackintosh why it isn't time for the bears to stop growling. The Atlas Macro Fund ended the year down 0.4%.
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