Charlotte Yonge, who manages over £6 billion in assets at Troy Asset Management, predicts that food price inflation will continue to heat up over the next 6 to 12 months, and believes that the UK and US 5-year inflation break-even interest rates have not fully reflected this risk. She said that she is hedging the risk of rising food prices and wider inflation by holding short-term inflation-preserving bonds between the UK and the US.

Charlotte Yonge, who manages over £6 billion in assets at Troy Asset Management, predicts that food price inflation will continue to heat up over the next 6 to 12 months, and believes that the UK and US 5-year inflation break-even interest rates have not fully reflected this risk. She said that she is hedging the risk of rising food prices and wider inflation by holding short-term inflation-preserving bonds between the UK and the US.