UK Investment Trusts for Capital Growth investing

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Below is a selection of UK investment trusts that provide investing opportunities for capital growth.

Fidelity European Trust is top capital growth investment over 5 and 10 years

Miton UK MicroCap well positioned to capture a shift in investor sentiment

How BlackRock Greater Europe Investment Trust outperformed over the last one, three, five and 10 years

Fidelity Asian Values 12.8% NAV annual growth outperforms index

BlackRock Frontiers Investment Trust: Are smaller markets worth the extra effort?

Fidelity Emerging Markets Limited: Low valuations meet big opportunities

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