Three out of four investors put the end of the crisis within three years, according to a survey by JP Morgan Stanley Asset Management, in which he shows that the confidence of the Spanish investors accumulate positive for the fourth quarter row.
The survey specifies that the confidence index in July-September stood at 1.08 points, a similar value to the previous quarter, when it reached 1.14. The data recorded last quarter showed a Spanish investor expectations on not seen since 2007, so that the positive trend started late last year is confirmed.
The improving economy suggests 29.6% of respondents recorded that the market climbs in the coming months and half of the sample expected to remain at current levels. Meanwhile, 20.4% of investors believe it is likely or very likely that stock markets go down in the coming months and reach their lowest since the survey was conducted.
Spanish investors who understand the economic crisis as a factor to consider when carrying out their operations are at a record low, 25.9%, representing less than 5 points the previous quarter. With this, almost 25.4% of respondents are fixed interest rates and Euribor when making their decisions, with an increase of five points from the previous quarter equals.
Deposits and savings accounts remain the favorite product but fall to 60.2%, nearly 6 points lower than the April-June and its lowest level since 2009.
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