(MT Newswires) -- Christian Nolting, Global Head of Investments at Deutsche Bank, sees the technology sector as a key driver of financial market performance and expects this to continue. However, he expects growth to be slower, particularly in Europe than in the US. Nolting advises against 'FOMO' in technology companies, observing that this was all too common at the end of last year. FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out) investing refers to the tendency to buy assets for fear of missing out on a lucrative opportunity, often driven by a sense of urgency or a desire to follow other investors without in-depth analysis. He expects fewer rate cuts from central banks than the market is currently anticipating, forecasting around three rate cuts rather than six. For Europe, he sees opportunities in the consumer sector due to expectations of real wage growth, which could benefit the consumer discretionary sector.

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