JPM Emerging Markets underperforms benchmark for the first time in five years

NAV down 17.3% in the year to June

Valeria Martinez
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The £1.4bn JP Morgan Emerging Markets trust has underperformed its benchmark for the first time in five years after a torrid year for equity markets, with the return to shareholders dropping by double-digits after seven years of consecutive rises.

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