Daily NAV Announcement
Fidelity Asian Values PLC
The net asset value (unaudited) for the above company as at close of business on 23-04-2024 was:
562.44p
The above net asset value was calculated on a "cum" income basis in accordance with applicable accounting standards and AIC recommendations.
The Under Armour meltdown continues.
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The DWP asked two high street banks to trial the measures to assess their feasibility and check if people were sticking to the rules on savings and going abroad
The latest UK inflation reading could show a notable fall when it's published this week.
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DWP has explained it'll be changing the date Universal Credit payments are made as it makes a key change ahead of the late May Bank Holiday.
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