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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Fidelity European Trust reports 6.4% NAV return and raises interim dividend

Fidelity European Trust delivered a 6.4% NAV total return in the first half of 2026, while increasing its interim dividend to 4.20p per share and announcing an upcoming addition to its portfolio management team.

AI demand puts emerging-market tech back in focus

AI optimism is lifting emerging-market technology shares, with infrastructure demand supporting the sector while interest rates, energy costs and company execution remain key risks.

Asian stocks climb as chipmakers gain on AI demand

Asian stocks climbed as chipmakers gained on stronger AI demand, while oil prices and uncertainty over US interest rates remained key market risks.

Fed policy expectations put emerging markets back in focus

Emerging markets are back in focus as reduced expectations of a September Federal Reserve rate increase reshape the outlook for currencies, equities and global risk positioning.

European shares regain ground as rate expectations and company updates drive attention

European shares edged higher as bond yields eased, while rate expectations, energy prices and company updates remained the main drivers of market positioning.

Asian markets gain as oil falls and rate expectations shift

Asian markets gained as oil prices fell, while US jobs data and changing rate expectations became the next major market focus.

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