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The FTSE 100 is nearly back in a bull market – does that make sense?

UK stocks are, technically at least, almost back in a bull market. But with the economy on hold and the prospect of harder times to come, is this rally sustainable? John Stepek explains what it means for your investments.

by: John Stepek
29 Apr 2020
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The turmoil's not over yet for the FTSE 100 © Getty

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