DEM News and Press, WisdomTree Emerging Markets High Dividend Fund From 11/04/22

Summary Emerging market (EM) economies have shifted their composition in the past decade, becoming less dependent on exporters and commodity-driven companies. WTEMHY holds the highest (top 30%) dividend-yielding companies in EM and screens out those with the highest risk according...

Stocks have pulled back sharply this year for multiple reasons including interest rates rising, but a key reason is that valuations were stretched a bit far relative to earnings, book value and dividends, suggests Carl Delfeld, international investing expert and editor of Cabot Explorer. Fo...

Summary It is hard to determine sometimes what causes markets to move as they do. Take last Friday’s stock market selloff. The widely cited “reason” for the selloff was Jerome Powell’s speech at the Fed’s Jackson Hole Symposium. Of the major ...

With inflation at multi-decade highs in many countries and pressures broadening beyond food and energy prices, policymakers have pivoted toward tighter policy. Stable prices are a crucial prerequisite for sustained economic growth. The high uncertainty clouding the economic and in...

July was the highest revenue generating month of 2022. The US hard to borrow equity market pushes revenues higher. Fixed income continues to see strong demand. Corporate bonds are in for an impressive 2022. Global securities finance revenues totalled $1.215 bln, ...

SDEM is a high-yield ETF invested in emerging market stocks. Over one-third of asset value is exposed to geopolitical and regulatory risks related to China. The share price has lost 49% since its inception in 2015. Moreover, liquidity and AUM are low. This dividend E...

After months of battering, global equity markets enjoyed a reprieve in July, lifted by hopes that worsening economic signals and falling commodity prices might give central banks, led by the Fed, some leeway to dial back their tightening campaigns. Despite their recent outperformance,...

Global economic growth slowed to a crawl in July, according to the latest PMI survey data, led by the developed world falling into contraction for the first time in two years. Emerging market growth as a whole consequently remained broadly resilient at one of the fastest rates seen ov...

Global equity markets went into a protective crouch last quarter, and factor performance followed suit. The collapse in Consumer Discretionary and/or Technology stocks was a dominant driver of global factor performance in Q2. The Quality premium versus Value has returned to its lo...

Output fell in the United States, Eurozone, UK and Japan, while mainland China saw a reduced rate of expansion and the rest of Asia as a whole likewise mustered only modest growth. The global manufacturing PMI survey's Output Index signaled stalled production in July. The worsenin...