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Eight graphs to help calm the nerves

By International Adviser, 22 Jan 16

Fidelity Solutions’ multi-asset team looks at the reasons why investors should look through the current volatility.

While China stabilised in H2 2015
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While China stabilised in H2 2015

“Chinese equity and currency markets may have been volatile at the start of 2016, but the real economy showed signs of stabilisation during the latter half of 2015. With key leadership positions in the Communist Party changing hands in 2017, the authorities are likely to want to keep the economy stable in the coming year, and have considerable firepower to achieve this.” – Ayesha Akbar, portfolio manager, Fidelity Solutions

Tags: Fidelity | Multi Asset | Volatility

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