In Brief: How to become a 'Growth Opportunity' Investor
Wednesday, 29 November 2023
Inflation is lower than it was but its not yet as low as the global central banks would like it to be! Interest rates appear to have stabilised for now, bond yields have risen, debt levels have risen, stock prices are still ranging, property prices are still falling, conflict escalates and geopolitical tensions are still strained……....so what should we be thinking about next?
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