Church House UK Equity Growth eyes FTSE 250's 'bouncebackability'

Managers confident of UK's resilience

Mike Sheen
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Church House UK Equity Growth has bolstered its exposure to domestically-focused FTSE 250 consumer stocks at the expense of larger, international peers, in efforts to capture the best of the UK's "bouncebackability".

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