Shelve the inflation crystal ball and opt for one strategy fits all

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Rising prices are quite rightly at the forefront of investors’ minds this year, with US inflation hitting a near 40-year high and the UK Monetary Policy Committee forecasting it will surge to 7.25% in the UK this spring. Broadly, it seems investors face three potential inflation scenarios.

Philip Matthews, Co-Portfolio Manager speaks with Trustnet on three different potential inflation factors. Click below to read the article in full

Shelve the inflation crystal ball and opt for one strategy fits all (trustnet.com)

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