FIDELITY INVESTMENT TRUST
497, 1995-01-27
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SUPPLEMENT TO
FIDELITY'S INTERNATIONAL
BOND FUNDS
PROSPECTUS
DATED FEBRUARY 24, 1994
   The Board of Trustees of     
   Fidelity New Markets Income     
   Fund has authorized adoption     
   of a redemption fee of 1.00%     
   (payable to the fund) on shares     
   purchased after February 10,     
   1995, and held less than 180     
   days.    
   The following information     
   replaces corresponding     
   sections with respect to Fidelity     
   New Markets Income Fund     
   under the heading "Expenses"     
   on page 4.    
   SHAREHOLDER TRANSACTION     
   EXPENSES are charges you pay     
   when you buy or sell shares of     
   a fund.    
   Maximum sales charge on     
   purchases and
    
   reinvested dividends None
    
   
    
   Deferred sales charge on     
   redemptions None
    
   
    
   Exchange fee None
    
   
    
   Redemption fee on shares held     
   less than
    
   180 days for shares purchased      
   after
    
   February 10, 1995
    
   (New Markets Income only)     
   1.00%    
   The following information     
   supplements information in the     
   section entitled "Transaction     
   Details" beginning on page 15.    
   The redemption fee for New     
   Markets Income, if applicable,     
   will be deducted from the     
   amount of your redemption.      
   This fee is paid to the fund     
   rather than FMR, and it does     
   not apply to shares that were     
   acquired through reinvestment     
   of distributions.  If shares were     
   not all held for the same length     
   of time, those shares you held     
   longest will be redeemed first     
   for purposes of determining     
   whether the fee applies.    
The following replaces the 
second paragraph of the 
section entitled "FMR and Its 
Affiliates" on page 17.
Scott Kuldell is manager of 
Short-Term World Income, 
which he has managed since 
April 1994.  Mr. Kuldell also 
manages Deutsche Mark, 
Sterling, and Yen funds.  Mr. 
Kuldell joined Fidelity in 1987.
SUPPLEMENT TO
FIDELITY'S INTERNATIONAL
BOND FUNDS
PROSPECTUS
DATED FEBRUARY 24, 1994
   The Board of Trustees of     
   Fidelity New Markets Income     
   Fund has authorized adoption     
   of a redemption fee of 1.00%     
   (payable to the fund) on shares     
   purchased after February 10,     
   1995, and held less than 180     
   days.    
   The following information     
   replaces corresponding     
   sections with respect to Fidelity     
   New Markets Income Fund     
   under the heading "Expenses"     
   on page 4.    
   SHAREHOLDER TRANSACTION     
   EXPENSES are charges you pay     
   when you buy or sell shares of     
   a fund.    
   Maximum sales charge on     
   purchases and
    
   reinvested dividends None
    
   
    
   Deferred sales charge on     
   redemptions None
    
   
    
   Exchange fee None
    
   
    
   Redemption fee on shares held     
   less than
    
   180 days for shares purchased      
   after
    
   February 10, 1995
    
   (New Markets Income only)     
   1.00%    
   The following information     
   supplements information in the     
   section entitled "Transaction     
   Details" beginning on page 15.    
   The redemption fee for New     
   Markets Income, if applicable,     
   will be deducted from the     
   amount of your redemption.      
   This fee is paid to the fund     
   rather than FMR, and it does     
   not apply to shares that were     
   acquired through reinvestment     
   of distributions.  If shares were     
   not all held for the same length     
   of time, those shares you held     
   longest will be redeemed first     
   for purposes of determining     
   whether the fee applies.    
The following replaces the 
second paragraph of the 
section entitled "FMR and Its 
Affiliates" on page 17.
Scott Kuldell is manager of 
Short-Term World Income, 
which he has managed since 
April 1994.  Mr. Kuldell also 
manages Deutsche Mark, 
Sterling, and Yen funds.  Mr. 
Kuldell joined Fidelity in 1987.
   ITL-94-2     December 12, 1994
   ITL-94-2     December 12, 1994



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