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HedgeNordic Editorial Team
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Swedish Defined Risk 12 was up in June mainly due to the equity markets. Like many other funds, Defined Risk 12 is predicting a slow rebound in the world economy.

– Tightening in China in order to avoid overheating while the western world,

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