Barclays sees four key catalysts ahead for this 'overlooked' investment opportunity

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Barclays sees an improvement in the investment narrative for fertility stocks. These are names on its buy list.

There are a number of catalysts ahead for fertility stocks and many investors may be missing out, according to Barclays. The bank recently analyzed stocks tied to the theme and spoke with investors about it. "Our conversations with investors suggest that the fertility theme has been rather overlooked so far," analyst Laia Marin wrote in a note last week, the second part of a two-part look at fertility stocks.

mountain Progyny one-year performance Barclays sees four key catalysts for the group. For one, there are broader fertility policy approaches emerging around the globe, Marin said. Specifically, policies in countries where the population has already peaked — such as Europe, China and Japan — could play a key role in bringing fertility rates back to replacement levels of 2.1 births per woman.

 

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