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In the fourth quarter of 2024, the Retail Class shares of the Fidelity Real Estate Income Fund experienced a return of -2.26%. This performance, while negative, was an improvement compared to the Fidelity Real Estate Income Composite Index, which posted a return of -3.91% during the same period.
The fund's ability to outperform the index indicates a relatively stronger position within the challenging real estate market. Various factors may have contributed to the fund's performance, including strategic asset allocation and management decisions that aimed to mitigate losses amid broader market declines.
Investors will be keen to analyze the implications of these results, particularly as the real estate sector continues to navigate fluctuating economic conditions. Future strategies and adjustments will likely be a focus for the fund's management as they seek to enhance returns and provide value to shareholders in the upcoming quarters.
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