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Saturday 6th December 2025

Ruffer releases its 2022 Review

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The 2022 Ruffer Review explores how turbulence lies ahead for investors as inflation volatility is set to be the biggest challenge for investors in a generation. Also discussed are risk and its repercussions, shifts in global politics and Great Power relations, a warming planet and shifting energy mix, as well as financial disruption and regime […]

The 2022 Ruffer Review explores how turbulence lies ahead for investors as inflation volatility is set to be the biggest challenge for investors in a generation. Also discussed are risk and its repercussions, shifts in global politics and Great Power relations, a warming planet and shifting energy mix, as well as financial disruption and regime changes.

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