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InvestmentAdviser ISSUE 01 September 2008 >> Features
Leading Story
Credit crunch creates topsy-turvy world
Story by: Anna Lawlor, Investment Adviser
In a bleak investment climate, sectors previously considered risky, such as Emerging Markets, Japan and Specialist enjoy popularity as pessimism hits traditional safe havens
- Time published: 00:01
- Date published: 01.09.2008
- Published in: Investments
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Eggs in one philosophical basket
Threadneedle's Alex Lyle runs a "traditional, balanced" fund with returns twice the sector average, at nearly 13%
- Date published: 01.09.2008
All the riches of India
Protected from the slowdown, and with a fast-growing economy, rising infrastructure spending and ever-increasing domestic consumption, India looks like a compelling long-term investment case
- Date published: 01.09.2008
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