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Is inflation peaking & what does it mean for investors?
From Andrew Webb - Fidelity Worldwide Investment
Banking crises are generally followed by sovereign debt crises and these tend to be followed by increasing inflation. Last month’s auction of German bonds failed to attract enough buyers and
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