DMRE News and Press, DeltaShares S&P EM 100 & Managed Risk ETF From 01/05/21

The latest manufacturing activity gauges in Emerging Markets looked promising. Turkey's inflation beat consensus by a wide margin in December, but we doubt this will lead to another rate hike later this month. Mexico's overseas remittances growth is set to exceed 10% in 2020, cont...

We share three key lessons we learned from 2020 – and how they inform our 2021 outlook. The UK and European Union agreed on a trade deal. The U.S. launched a new $900 billion fiscal package amid climbing Covid hospitalizations and deaths. This week’s U.S. nonfarm pay...

With the exception of broadly defined commodities and US and foreign property shares, global markets posted solid gains last year. US stocks were the top 2020 performers, with the Russell 3000 Index surging 20.9% last year. US REITs saw the deepest loss for the major asset classes...

Emerging market growth stocks have had an unprecedented run versus value over the past decade. Growth stocks have been clear beneficiaries of the two big trends in financial markets under COVID-19 - negative real rates and great economic uncertainty. These twin forces have made ex...

Largely tied to the fate of the US dollar, the underperformance of emerging markets relative to their developed counterparts may finally be ending. A rising US dollar causes the domestic currency of emerging economies to fall and inflation to rise amid weaker economic growth. On a...

Among the most notable economic responses to the COVID-19 pandemic has been the turnaround in capital flows to emerging markets. A sudden reversal in portfolio flows of over $100 billion to these countries in March has been offset by a surge of capital this fall. But many of these...

As investors digest the latest developments and potential implications from the coronavirus, leading emerging markets have demonstrated resilience in the face of uncertainty. The very nature of emerging markets has moved away from an old-economy model that relies on materials, energy ...

There is currently a convergence of views that, gradually or not, US current account deficits and insufficient domestic savings tend to slide down the relative value of the dollar. Four “channels of dollar transmission” explain why there is a negative correlation between...

According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the COVID crisis will deepen advanced economies' budget deficits by 11% of GDP (gross domestic product) in 2020, but by just 6% in emerging markets. As 2021 starts, government debt is expected to rise to 125% of GDP in advanced econo...

The year looks like it's ending on an optimistic note as emerging markets are holding strong overall. Positive COVID-19 vaccine development data and increased clarity on US election results fueled investors' risk appetite globally. Emerging Asian equities advanced. For furth...