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FE Trustnet was formed in December 1995 and in October 2002 was acquired by Financial Express (Holdings) UK (Limited). FE specialises in the collection, validation and distribution of fund and equity prices, and factsheet information, and is the main supplier of data to the UK financial sector (www.financialexpress.net). Our service is aimed at private investors and Independent Financial Advisers and covers UK collective investment funds. All information is intended to be entirely factual and unbiased. We offer completely free access to our website as the fund management companies whose products are covered pay us a subscription fee. A reduced level of information is available for funds not paying a subscription. Revenue is also generated from the banner adverts placed throughout the site. Source

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The AI trade that doesn’t require you to pick a winner

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By Emmy Hawker Verified
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While many investors are still debating whether AI is a bubble or not – and which big AI players will be left standing – others are investing in companies throughout the rapidly expanding supply chain that stand to benefit regardless.
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The best and worst funds and trusts in June 2026

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By Gary Jackson
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Funds investing in biotech and US smaller companies outpaced the rest of the market in June, FE fundinfo data shows, while gold portfolios and Seraphim Space Investment Trust sank to the bottom of the performance tables. Last month was a busy one for markets, with the US and Iran signing a peace agreement (which is largely holding), Keir Starmer resigning as the UK's prime minister and Elon Musk's SpaceX pulling off its massive float. Against that backdrop, June was a volatile month.
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Why Europe offers security for an uncertain investor

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By Darius McDermott
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The case for investing in European equities is never clear cut. On the positive side today we have attractive valuations, increased structural investment in defence and infrastructure, while the banking sector is profitable and well-capitalised. However, some of the major economies continue to face significant challenges, regulation continues to hinder certain industries and the uncertainty around geopolitics has seen energy costs rise.
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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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Fundswire article | Trustnet

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Publication date: 01 July 2026 Published by: Allianz Global Investors Beyond the AI trade: markets broaden as fundamentals meet uncertainty Global equity markets remained resilient in May despite inflation, higher bond yields and geopolitical uncertainty. While technology and AI continued to support returns, market leadership broadened, with increasing interest in other regions and value-oriented sectors.
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Your future; our research; shared technology

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Artificial intelligence is reshaping the technology landscape, driving a powerful shift in how value is created, captured and distributed across industries. AI infrastructure investment continues to accelerate, while rapidly rising enterprise adoption is redefining competition, business models and margins.
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Aiming beyond the Magnificent 7

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James Klempster discusses the broadening opportunities of investing in AI beyond the Magnificent 7, with the latter being down this year in aggregate, and why it is not necessary to park the bus when investing in global equities. Past performance does not predict future returns. You may get back less than you originally invested. Reference to specific securities is not intended as a recommendation to purchase or sell any investment.
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You can sell a 10-bagger but not the benchmark

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By Matteo Anelli
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Investors who have been trying to cut their technology exposure this year in pursuit of diversification will have noticed how hard it is as more industries and geographies become increasingly dependent on the AI theme.
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America at 250: Are trust managers backing the world's dominant stock market?

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By Gary Jackson
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Investment trust managers have a mixed and often cautious verdict on US equities as the country marks 250 years of independence, with most maintaining underweight positions despite acknowledging the market's structural strengths. Ahead of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence on 4 July, the Association of Investment Companies (AIC) questioned global investment trust managers on their current stance on the world's biggest economy and stock market.
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Avoiding concentration risk in Asian equity markets

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By Xin-Yao Ng
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Harry Markowitz originally outlined the importance of diversifying investments in his PhD dissertation, which he wrote in the early 1950s. In defending his thesis to a committee at the University of Chicago, the future Nobel laureate was warned his ideas were so radical that they might fall outside the scope of economics. It’s hard to question his work 70-plus years later.
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FE Trustnet Journalists

Andrieux, Jean-Baptiste
Anelli, Matteo
Hawker, Emmy
Sanders, Patrick