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- UK equities to outperform their peers elsewhere this year - Capital Economics
UK equities to outperform their peers elsewhere this year - Capital Economics
FXStreet notes that the MSCI UK Index generally underperformed the rest of the MSCI World Index of developed market (DM) equities for much of 2020. Strategists at Capital Economics think that the UK's equities will outperform their peers elsewhere this year, as some of the headwinds that they faced in 2020 fade or even act as tailwinds.
“Now that the uncertainty about the future relationship of the UK and EU has been removed and a ‘no deal’ scenario avoided, we think that it is more likely that the discount that UK equities have been trading at since 2016 will gradually unwind a little, rather than widen further.”
“We forecast the MSCI UK Index to end the year at around 2,100, an increase of ~16% from its current level, compared to our forecasts of a ~8% rise from the MSCI USA Index and a ~10% rise from the MSCI EMU Index. This translates into a forecast for the FTSE 100 to end the year at around 7,500, compared to around 4,200 for the S&P 500.”
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