Leading the pack for longer? Quality growth in an uncertain election

Contest may prove decisive for growth stocks

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When working in print journalism, it is always difficult to cover news topics such as elections, given the pace at which everything moves.

In terms of this year's US Presidential Election, however, this feels like an almost hopeless task given the extreme levels of uncertainty. That said, the occasion feels so momentous that it simply cannot be ignored. As people across the globe nervously awaited the results of the election, investors were no doubt left disappointed - yet unsurprised - as the worst-case scenario for markets reared its head. Artemis' Weldon: US recovery still on the cards beyond the election With Joe Biden reassuring his voters he remains on the path to victory, and Donald Trump declaring he has "a...

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