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Midyear Outlook: Income arrives in many shapes and sizes

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Income arrives in many shapes and sizes  

The first half of 2022 has been challenging for investors across all asset classes, and the uncertainties plaguing markets remain-particularly with regard to inflation, interest rates and the possibility of recession. 

Stephen Dover, Chief Market Strategist, Franklin Templeton Investment Institute says: “As we look toward the second half of the year, our investment management teams across Franklin Templeton and specialist investment managers, gathered to discuss where income-seeking investors may find opportunities.”

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