'Uncertain political landscape' drives net fund sales to lowest in 18 months

UK equity outflows continue

Mike Sheen
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Net retail sales for UK-authorised funds were at their lowest point in 18 months in June, reflecting investor uncertainty amid a "continued uncertain political landscape" and trade war fears, according to the Investment Association.

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