Investing in volatile times


  • Business
  • Saturday, 08 Jun 2019

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Volatility is expected to persist through the year, as the main trends driving the turbulence last year, such as global trade tensions, slowing growth, oil prices and mounting debt levels.

But one need not let the uncertainties derail one’s investment plan because when challenges arise, so do compelling investment opportunities.

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