Jupiter's Davies: How I would position for next year's 'binary' election

Laura Dew
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Jupiter UK equity manager Steve Davies believes investors will need to be "tactically nimble" to handle the fallout from next year's UK election.

Davies (pictured), who is co-manager of the Jupiter UK Growth fund, believes next year's general election will be the most binary since 1992.  While a Tory win could see the UK stock market and pound rally, a Labour win could cause falls due to its anti-business leanings, leaving sterling vulnerable, he said. "At this stage, the polls make it too close to call who will win and there is an ever-increasing prospect of no overall majority, leading us into the complex world of potential coalition deals or the possibility of the largest party choosing to operate as a minority government. ...

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