Making Money Work With Low Growth, Inflation and Rates

The video discusses the implications of current market trends on investment strategies, highlighting the need for investors to seek yield beyond traditional bond markets. It explores the attractiveness of UK commercial property post-Brexit, despite potential challenges in international demand. The impact of Sterling's value on tourism and the broader UK market is considered. Finally, the video examines the potential outcomes of UK-EU negotiations and their implications for international business and trade.

What is the main reason investors are seeking alternative yields?

• Core bond markets are not providing traditional returns.

• Credit markets are declining.

• Core bond markets are performing exceptionally well.

• Equities are too risky to invest in.

Why might UK commercial property be considered an attractive investment post-Brexit?

• Brexit has no impact on property investments.

• The UK property market is declining.

• There is a high international demand for UK property.

• It offers higher yields compared to 10-year gilts.

What factor has made the UK a relatively cheap destination for tourists?

• Increase in property prices.

• High international demand for UK goods.

• Decline in the Sterling.

• Strengthening of the Sterling.

What is a potential risk for the UK in its negotiations with Europe?

• Improving the UK's relationship with Europe.

• Increasing international demand for UK property.

• Strengthening the European system.

• Encouraging other European countries to leave the EU.

What is the incentive for both the UK and Europe in their negotiations?

• To reduce trade between the UK and Europe.

• To increase the UK's isolation from Europe.

• To encourage other countries to leave the EU.

• To maintain a strong economic relationship.