Premier Miton's Ford: Inflationary fears hit high growth US small caps

Manager still upbeat on market prospects

Lauren Mason
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The sudden spike in the valuation of 10-year US Treasuries has led to a pullback in prices of high growth US small caps – and therefore the performance of the Premier Miton US Smaller Companies fund, according to co-manager Nick Ford, who said inflationary fears are likely to put a dampener on returns from further down the market-cap spectrum.

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