Quantitative tightening: Could another challenge lie ahead for investment markets?

Investment Week
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Amid the current market uncertainty as a result of the conflict in Ukraine, the prospect of quantitative tightening measures also continues to loom over markets. Commentators have previously suggested that we could see the beginning of this process kick-in at the start of 2023, and following a decade of easing policies, we asked nine leading fund managers for their views on what the market implications may be. 

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