UK investors less confident in stock market

More than a quarter of investors say they are now less confident about the stock market than they were before the war on Iraq started, research showed today.

UK investors less confident in stock market

More than a quarter of investors say they are now less confident about the stock market than they were before the war on Iraq started, research showed today.

Around 27% of people say they now feel less confident about investing in shares, with nearly half saying they are still concerned about the state of the economy, while 6% think going to war has increased the threat of global terrorism, according to the Association of Investment Trust Companies.

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