FLSA News and Press, Franklin FTSE Saudi Arabia From 07/03/23

2023-07-03 23:39:00 ET Summary We think investors should focus on the changing dynamics in EM economies and markets that could reignite returns in the years ahead. Our research shows that over the last four decades, EM stocks delivered prolonged periods of returns superior to thos...

2023-06-27 14:13:56 ET Franklin FTSE Saudi Arabia ETF ( FLSA ) - $0.4828 . Payable Jun 27; for shareholders of record Jun 20; ex-div Jun 16. For further details see: Franklin FTSE Saudi Arabia ETF declares semi-annual distribution of $0.4828

2023-06-16 02:29:00 ET Summary Banking sector crises have historically been one of the key drivers of risk for emerging-market (EM) countries’ asset returns. Naturally, the recent banking crises in the US and Europe raise concerns about EM exposure to financial sector risks...

2023-05-06 09:39:00 ET Summary The earnings season in emerging markets is underway. Flat headline earnings growth in 2023 masks significant divergence across individual markets. The Chilean government is issuing new rules on lithium mining in the country. While inflationary wo...

2023-05-03 01:30:00 ET Summary Q1 2023 was a more favorable environment for Global ex-U.S., Emerging Markets, Europe, U.S. small cap, UK, Australia, Canada and Global Real Estate managers. The quality factor was the standout performer across most regions in Q1, with the growth fac...

Summary China’s inflection point began with the easing of access to credit in the property sector in October 2022. If the International Monetary Fund’s forecasts for resilient EM economic growth in 2023 prove to be correct, this should have a positive effect on revenue tre...

Summary Construction and real estate in Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Qatar are recovering from challenges posed by COVID-19 lockdowns. The revenue windfall from high hydrocarbon prices is expected to carry the construction sector performance in the remainder of 2022...

Summary Investment-grade EM borrowers continue to achieve positive demand. Both the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Emirates NBD enjoyed healthy demand, further confirming the strong investor sentiment towards stronger GCC credits. Nigeria's debt stress should not currently requir...

Summary With growth slowing and recession becoming more of a possibility amid elevated inflation and hawkish central banks globally, GCC bond and equity markets have become more volatile. GCC economies continue to be resilient amid global uncertainty. We believe this year is s...

Summary As of the end of 2021, approximately 40 million metric tonnes per annum (MMtpa) was captured across 29 operational CCS facilities, globally. CCS provides a platform for low-carbon hydrogen production from natural gas or coal and provides an opportunity to bring low-carbon ...