But he adds: “Donald Trump’s victory in the US presidential election sparked a sharp divergence again, with growth stocks moving higher and bond proxies selling off in the expectation his policies would boost growth and inflation.
“But given the uncertainty on Mr Trump’s ability to press ahead with his fiscal plans, bond proxies could once again be an attractive option.”
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Nyree Stewart is features editor at Investment Adviser
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