Jo Rands, portfolio supervisor at Martin Currie, a part of Franklin Templeton, stated the make-up of the UK’s blue-chip index made it very best for traders in search of dividends, as it’s comprised of excessive yielding sectors resembling banks, miners, and oil corporations.
“That is in stark distinction to the US the place low-yielding tech corporations have a market dominance,” she stated.
Kunal Kothari, a fund supervisor at Aviva Buyers, was equally assured that with regards to absolute yield, the UK market is a “chief”.
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