The latest Deutsche Bank Long Term Asset Return Study is out, and it reveals that the last 25 years have been full of surprises. Can recent history teach us anything about what the next 25 might hold? https://t.co/NCnjc7N0gu
The latest Deutsche Bank Long Term Asset Return Study is out, and it reveals that the last 25 years have been full of surprises. Can recent history teach us anything about what the next 25 might hold? https://t.co/ixChpHrA1p
The latest Deutsche Bank Long Term Asset Return Study is out, and it reveals that the last 25 years have been full of surprises. Can recent history teach us anything about what the next 25 might hold? https://t.co/K5tiXqGFyU

Deutsche Bank has released its latest Long Term Asset Return Study, highlighting the performance of various asset classes over an extended period. According to the study, US equities have demonstrated a real annualized total return of 6.9% since 1800, significantly outperforming 10-year Treasuries and T-bills, which returned 3.1% and 2.0%, respectively. The study also notes that the past 25 years have been marked by unexpected developments, prompting questions about what the future holds for investors. Over the very long term, equities are the standout asset class.