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Stockholm (HedgeNordic.com) –  Nordic hedge funds lost an estimated 0.17% in July bringing the NHX Composite to a year-to-date performance of 2.40%. The month saw red numbers across all NHX sub-strategies except for fixed incomce which is now the best performing strategy group year to date. July was a month of choppy trading conditions with continued bullish trends in equities and fixed income in the first part of the month being replaced by more nervous market action towards month-end on the back of geopolitical concerns and jitters about potenital interest rate hikes.

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