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The Week: Trussonomics three years on

The UK’s ill-fated flirtation with Trussonomics should stay front of mind for policymakers ahead of the Budget.

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Government bonds: the end of the shock absorber

Sticky inflation, rising fiscal strains and weak growth are eroding the role of bonds as a portfolio ballast, forcing investors to rethink defensive diversification, according to Ninety One’s...

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Market view: Fidelity International Q4 investment outlook: broader is better

Markets are back in risk-on mode, but investors should be selective in their portfolio construction. Best now to carry a broad basket of assets.

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Market view: UK smaller companies: feeling supersonic

Don’t look back in anger, says Aberdeen Investments – it may be worth considering an allocation to UK small caps now.

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Guess who’s beating the Magnificent Seven?

If you were hunting for a group of stocks to dethrone the Magnificent Seven, there’s a good chance European banks weren’t top of your list, says Capital Group.

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The age of resilience: outperformers must first be survivors

Scottish Mortgage’s Tom Slater on the lesson from turbulent times.

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