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Lover of the NFL and all things theatre. Editor of FE Trustnet: jonathan.jones@fefundinfo.com. Former Telegraph investment reporter. All views my own.
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The next market drop will avoid bear territory

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By Jonathan Jones Verified
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Markets will avoid bear territory thanks to the enormous amount being spent on AI, according to Guy Stear, head of developed markets strategy at the Amundi Investment Institute, who told Trustnet that he struggles to see a world in which the global market drops more than 15% before rebounding, provided there are no left-field shock events. This is because the downside is capped and any setbacks investors experience for the rest of the year are likely to be temporary, he explained.
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The cheapest investment trusts relative to their own history

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By Jonathan Jones Verified
| FE Trustnet Verified
3i Group, Syncona and Lindsell Train are among 22 investment companies whose share prices have become heavily discounted, but it is Aquila European Renewables that is currently the cheapest versus its history. Cheap trusts can remain cheap for a long time, but those that have recently dropped could represent a buying opportunity if the reason is short-term investor sentiment.
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The inflation challenge beyond the Middle East

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By Jonathan Jones Verified
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As hostilities between the US and Iran move towards a resolution with the signing of the Islamabad Memorandum, the bull case for the global economy runs something like this. A sustained reopening of the Strait of Hormuz should drive down energy costs and bring inflation expectations back towards more comfortable levels.
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