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Best And Worst Performing London-Listed Funds In April - QuotedData

Mon, 09th May 2016 11:14

LONDON (Alliance News) - The following were the best and worst performing London-listed investment companies in April, according to QuotedData:

Best performing funds in price terms% change
Juridica33.30
Polo Resources28.4
FastForward Innovations23.6
Carador Income Fund17.9
Rights & Issues (ordinary)17.7
BlackRock World Mining14.6
Blue Planet13.8

UIL

11.3
Leaf Clean Energy11.0
Geiger Counter10.3

 

Worst performing funds in price terms% change
Nimrod Sea Assets-49.7
Ludgate Environmental-29.0
Infrastructure India-12.5

Altin

-10.1
Candover-9.2
Reconstruction Capital II-8.9
Baillie Gifford Shin Nippon-8.6
Kubera Cross Border-7.1
Marwyn Walue Investors-7.1
Kennedy Wilson Europe Real Estate-7.0

 

Best performing funds in NAV terms% change
Golden Prospect Precious Metals25.6

UIL

19.4
BlackRock World Mining16.2
BlackRock Commodities Income12.3
City Natural Resources11.6
British & American11.1
Baker Steel Resources7.5
JPMorgan Brazil7.3
Ecofin Power & Water6.0
Primary Health Properties5.6

 

Worst performing funds in NAV terms% change
Dragon Ukrainian Property-6.7
Candover-5.7
Symphony International-5.6
JPMorgan Smaller Companies-4.1
Allianz Technology-3.9
JPMorgan European Smaller-3.7
European Assets-3.5
JPMorgan Asian-3.1
Polar Capital Technology-3.0
Martin Currie Asia Unconstrained-3.0


Source: QuotedData. Full details at www.quoteddata.com

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