Terror attacks ‘making investors more cautious’

The terrorist attacks on the United States, coupled with fears of a global recession, have changed the way people are investing their money, research suggested today.

Terror attacks ‘making investors more cautious’

The terrorist attacks on the United States, coupled with fears of a global recession, have changed the way people are investing their money, research suggested today.

Sharp falls in the stock market following the September attacks have led to investors being more cautious about where they put their money, according to IN-Partnership Group.

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