Strong equity markets and stable dividends
SPONSORED CONTENT - Ben Lofthouse, fund manager for the Henderson International Income Trust, on portfolio changes, market performance and trust outlook.
Ben Lofthouse, Fund Manager for Henderson International Income Trust, explains why opportunities in strong equity markets have led to a reduction in the number of portfolio holdings. Ben also comments on how significant movement in bond markets and big uncertainties such as Chinese growth and trade talks have affected his portfolio and his outlook for the trust in the remainder of 2019.
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