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The best and worst FTSE sectors in 2016 revealed

By Kristen McGachey, 3 Jan 17

New data from Financial Express Analytics reveals a stunning year for miners and oil companies and persistent trouble for telecoms and retailers.

The FTSE sectors that missed the mark
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The FTSE sectors that missed the mark

Food producers, general retailers and real estate investment services were among the worst performing FTSE sectors, a fact which should not come as a huge surprise to many, given the year-long trials and tribulations of retailers like M&S, and string of frozen open-ended property funds in the immediate aftermath of the referendum. 

Returns from FTSE food producers stood at -7.45%, while the yield from the general retailers worked out to -11.17%. Investors in real estate investment were particularly badly hit by negative returns of -16/9%.

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