Gallery: Whitechurch's top ten investment themes heading into 2018

From Japanese equities to corporate bonds

Tom Eckett
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With 2017 providing investors with a supportive 'Goldilocks' environment of global growth and low interest rates, Whitechurch Investment Management has said 2018 will be the year when central bankers, not politicians, have more of an impact on markets.

With 2017 providing investors with a supportive 'Goldilocks' environment of global growth and low interest rates, Whitechurch Investment Management has said 2018 will be the year when central bankers, not politicians, have more of an impact on markets. From Japanese equities to corporate bonds, here are the firm's top ten investment themes heading into the next year.

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