With Hilary Meades, head of charities investment
As economies recover from the effects of Covid-19, we are facing policy normalisation. Governments are withdrawing fiscal stimulus, and central banks have begun to raise interest rates. With employment strong and inflation consistently higher than expectations, the rate of this tightening is a key concern for investors this year.
There are several other challenges and opportunities that lie ahead, but how can charity investors navigate this?
Sources:
Bloomberg, May 2022
UK Dividend Monitor, Issue 49, Q1 2022, Link Group
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Presented by
Hilary Meades
Head of charities investment
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