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Thanks for patiently trying to explain the inflation linkage though I'm still confused but in a different way.

If as titchtitch quotes.

"The inflation linked return is the increase in the weighted average discount rate" then why does that not result in a reduction in NAV as it seems to do in other situations? I suppose now that I understand the meaning of .7 inflation linkage all I really need to know is can we expect dividend payouts to rise by 70% of any future increase in inflation or does it not work that way? Thanks.

Hello. The portfolio is described as having an "inflation linkage" of 0.7%. Googling this term doesn't really clarify it's meaning. 0.7% of what?

Is anyone able to explain what the term means as in if inflation over a year is 3% then how much does income increase by?

Thanks.