Richard Edgar is joined by Fidelity International’s Chief Investment Officer Andrew McCaffery to discuss what the policy extremes mean for investor confidence in the UK, the risk of market contagion elsewhere, and where investors can still find safety.
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Fidelity's CIO on the UK's U-turn and the risk of contagion

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Fidelity's CIO on the UK's U-turn and the risk of contagion

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