SINGAPORE (Jan 31): Global investors are most wary of high volatility in currencies, commodities and capital markets when considering investment plans in Europe, according to a survey by EY.

EY’s survey of 254 global investors found that 37% of respondents cited the volatility as the biggest risk for foreign direct investments into Europe.

This was followed by 32% who were wary of economic and political instability within the European Union (EU), excluding Brexit.

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