Sunniva Kolostyak is a Data Journalist at Morningstar. She specializes in finance and investment, focusing on topics such as mutual funds, investment strategies, asset management, alternative investments, wealth management, and stocks & bonds. Sunniva's insights and analyses have been featured in MORNINGSTAR NETWORK SL, Morningstar, and Morningstar Research Inc.
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Sunniva's coverage is heavily focused on investment analysis and data-driven insights within the finance and tech sectors. She would likely be receptive to experts who can provide unique perspectives on financial market trends, especially those related to artificial intelligence, tech industry, investment funds, and stock markets.
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By: Sunniva Kolostyak
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Changes in interest rates and inflation, sector rotations and the defense boom have helped push UK equity valuations higher.
The gold price rally drives precious metals funds higher in November.
Global technology funds slide over AI bubble concerns.
Biotechnology trusts outperform, while 3i Group becomes the worst performer this month.
With the Bank of England set to cut interest rates, fund managers examine the growth opportunities on the horizon in 2026.
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Precious metals and natural resources trusts outperformed, while bond trusts struggled.
Gold and natural resources funds were the biggest winners over the year.
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