Broad-based selling continued for a second session as investors feared higher for longer inflation and a slowing global economy. Shares in resources companies were sold off on poor China export data which saw growth at a 2 year low on the back of lockdowns in a number of cities. Energy was one of the few exceptions with further sanctions on Russia’s exports tightening the market. Traditional low growth sectors of consumer staples and healthcare also managed to finish higher on a soft day while Real estate shares took the most heat as bond yields continued to rise.
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