Invesco Perpetual's Edwards: Could linkers surprise on the upside?

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Investors that sought comfort in inflation-linked bonds have been disappointed as inflation has been steadily falling in the Western world. But this is just a blip, and investors could now see more success from linkers, argues Invesco Perpetual's Stuart Edwards.

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