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The ongoing conflict in the Middle East continues to weigh on global equity markets, as investors remain wary of the inflationary risks posed by elevated energy prices. Japanese equities were hit hardest last week, while China fared best.
This week's presenter: Edward Russell - Investor Solutions Associate
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United Kingdom
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