Industrials will remain in sweet spot for some time

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UK Leading Companies manager Richard Hallett warns against backing commodities too heavily.

Marlborough’s Richard Hallett has warned investors against buying into commodities after a 10-year bull run and has instead backed industrials to remain in a sweet spot as the global recovery continues. Hallett, who has delivered top-quartile performance over the past one and three years as co-manager – with Giles Hargreave – of the Marlborough UK Leading Companies fund, said there is more to come from industrials, which are exploiting international growth. “The portfolio is heavily skewed towards stocks that are internationally focused as opposed to companies constrained to the UK an...

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