Markets have shifted away from the growth style that dominated over the past decade and into value investing, but there are still pockets where growth is in the lead.
Relaxed monetary policy and an abundance of free cash created an environment where growth stocks thrived throughout the past decade, but the tables have rapidly turned in favour of value this year.
It has been more than a decade since investors have had to consider switching out of growth funds, which have led the market during a time quantitative easing and low interest rates, but this year has been different.
The end of the pandemic caused chaos with supply chains, while the war in Ukraine has created a commodity spike unlike any seen for many years.
Many investors have watched their growth portfolios sink after years of outperformance, but there are still small pockets of the market where growth continues to outperform.
Trustnet screened 51 different growth indices around the world and their respective value counterparts to find out where growth still dominates this year despite the overall global…
