QuotedData Retail - Jupiter Emerging Frontier Income Trust (JEFI) Out in front

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Matthew Read

Out in front

In both total net asset value (NAV) and share price return terms, Jupiter Emerging & Frontier Income (JEFI) has been the pacesetter within its peer group since the November 2020 vaccine announcements.Manager Ross Teverson and the team’s long-held view that stocks were priced more attractively outside of China has been paying off, led by its

Taiwan-based holdings in particular.

08/07/2021 19 EN

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