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Recessions can be likened to dieting. They may be good for the long-term health of the economy but they are unpleasant to endure and it is a great relief when they end

We are actively seeking exposure to the media sector.

The current market is concerned inflation may pick up as a consequence of the policy decisions thus far taken in an attempt to stimulate the OECD economies.

As we enter 2010, one of the greatest unknowns for UK investors is the outcome of the forthcoming election and the extent of the tightening policies thereafter.

Launched in February 2008, the £127m Jupiter India fund has significantly outperformed its peers in the IMA Specialist sector over the past year, up 100.4% to January 11, compared to the sector average of 40.4%.

Dividend payers are likely to command a premium in 2010 as dividends and dividend growth are likely to remain muted given continued low payouts from key areas of the market.

Alistair Campbell looks at the niche forestry investment market and outlines its potential benefits

The economic environment improved steadily throughout 2009.

The UK economy is likely to have shrunk nearly 5% in 2009 yet many UK firms have shown resilient profitability.

What is normal going forward? Recently, investors appear to be assuming corporate profitability and economic growth will rebound to prior levels as quickly as they disappeared. Many are assuming a ‘V-shaped' recovery and have embraced cyclically driven...