QuotedData Retail - QuotedData (QD) Economic Political Roundup - May 2021

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Shonil Chande

Economic & Political Roundup - May 2021

While the past few months have been decidedly positive, April provided a stark reminder of the uphill battle that remains. India, in particular, is suffering terribly with COVID-19. In developed countries, where most of the vulnerable population has now been inoculated, normalcy appears within touching distance and many commentators are expecting consumer spending to return with a vengeance.

11/05/2021 EN

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Economic & Political Roundup - May 2021

Real Estate Roundup - May 2021

Economic & Political Roundup - May 2021

Investment Companies Roundup - May 2021

Vietnam Holding Limited – Cheap stocks, bold reforms, big ambitions

Montanaro UK Smaller Companies – High growth, bigger yield

GCP Infrastructure – Consolidate and capitalise

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