Why investors should stay cautious on housing and energy

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With the next UK election scheduled for 2015, investors should remain alert to political motivations surrounding government plans to stimulate energy and housing sectors, argues Chris Murphy, manager of the Aviva Investors UK Equity Income fund.

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