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No double dip in America: UBS
John Powell / September 02, 2010

Although risk is growing, UBS Investment Management believes the U.S. economy will struggle on without actually slipping into negative growth. UBS is still favouring credit sensitive sectors for the incremental income they offer compared with the Treasury agency sector.

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