Investing in a falling interest rate environment

The current investment environment is unique for many reasons. There is obvious geopolitical and economic uncertainty that we see in the headlines every day. Looking at the UK, there are concerns about long-term growth and unprecedented levels of government borrowing.

There is also a throwback issue: after a period of high inflation which led to a series of interest rate cuts, inflation is returning to normal levels and the Bank of England (BoE) is cutting interest rates accordingly.

Craig Inches, Head of Rates and Cash explores what a falling interest rate environment means for investors.

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