Fidelity International: Cash enthusiasm among Asia-Pacific investors gradually waning, stocks emerging as the preferred choice for the next market cycle

Investors in the Asia-Pacific region are gradually losing interest in cash and turning to stocks as the preferred choice for the next market cycle. A survey by Fidelity International shows that nearly half of Asia-Pacific investors allocate their assets to demand deposits and time deposits, but with the arrival of an interest rate cut cycle, investors' enthusiasm for cash is waning, and stocks are gradually taking its place. Furthermore, most investors feel financially secure, with the top three popular assets being stocks, time deposits, and insurance products. Investors mainly seek long-term capital accumulation, aiming for an annual return of around 8%