Customs duties are the largest concern for the total economy of two in three investors,

A new poll showed that commercial tensions and definitions have become the largest unilateral concern for global investors, as they overwhelmed all other economic risks.

Nearly two -thirds of (63 %) of institutional investors and wealth managers have identified commercial fees as the most important macroeconomic concerns that affect their strategy, according to a survey published by British investment manager Schrooders.

The risks of the definitions were more than six times greater than the highest level of anxiety.

The poll, which included approximately 1,000 senior investor, which represents 67 trillion dollars in assets, found that this trade uncertainty provides the demand for stability.

The study was conducted between April and May, and before the announcement of the commercial deal US President Donald Trump said with China. The White House leader said that the agreement concluded on Wednesday is subject to the final approval of Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Meanwhile, the Schrooders survey indicated that about four of every five investment specialists included the survey also said that they are likely to increase their allocation to the investments that are actively managed next year, in an attempt to stop the fluctuations caused by macroeconomic events.

“Flexibility is now at the forefront of the investment agenda, as the tide no longer raises all boats,” said Johanna Kirkend, Chief Investment Officer of Schroeders. “The broader background is that financial markets still adapt to higher interest interest rates, which have become painful in many cases with high levels of debt. This raises questions about future market trends and the negative value of approach in a period of greater uncertainty.”

Kyrklund added, “In this environment, active strategies provide that investors control the management of complexity, create the elasticity of the portfolio and the opportunities.”