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Summary The recent accelerated reopening following COVID lockdowns could provide a dramatic boost to the Chinese economy and risk assets this year. Challenges related to COVID and the housing sector could persist into 2023. China has become a slower-growth and more policy-directed e...
Summary China’s emergence from COVID lockdowns could trigger a cyclical upswing, benefiting real estate and convertible bonds. Pent-up demand, supported by high excess savings, will likely drive a major surge in consumption during the initial recovery period. We believe there...
Summary Financial markets offered few opportunities for refuge in 2022, and emerging-market bonds were no exception. We expect the past year’s difficult conditions to gradually unwind in 2023, but risks remain. Investors will need to be selective. By Christian DiC...
Summary It will be a busy week filled with a wide range of economic indicators, lots of Fed speak, and earnings season heats up. The run-up to the February ECB meeting is going to bring immense focus on incoming data and central bank speak. So it turns out the UK may have just about...
Summary In an economic downturn, higher-growth EM stocks that have derated and have strong and stable earnings could outperform, in our opinion. In China, we are cautiously positive on possible policy changes ahead and early signs of a roadmap out of zero-COVID. In India, we are con...
Summary We see three key U-turns going into 2023: 1) China reopening, 2) a hawkish Federal Reserve (Fed) and 3) a looming U.S. recession. Many EMs stand out as beneficiaries of higher commodity prices, not victims of them. The VanEck Emerging Markets Bond Fund returned 2.93% in Dece...
Summary China loans grew faster than expected in December, and government bond issuance continued to increase. Both reflect the urgency of government policy to support economic growth. As such, 2023 will be a year of re-leveraging. By Iris Pang Loans grew faste...
Summary After enduring one of the worst years on record across asset classes, investors should find more cause for optimism in 2023, even as the global economy faces challenges. Inflation is likely to moderate, and risks to the inflation outlook appear more balanced than they did severa...
Summary We are optimistic that emerging markets, in particular Chinese equities, can post positive returns in 2023. Consensus expectations point to two further increases in the US federal funds rate in 2023. As the investment environment evolves, an important feature that we seek in...
Summary As expected, despite an overhang of risk from the pandemic, global banking sectors again avoided major crises in 2022. The combination of higher interest rates, tighter liquidity conditions, and risk aversion against a background of weaker global economic growth will slow credit...
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NEW YORK, Sept. 17, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Global X ETFs, the New York-based provider of exchange-traded funds, today announced the scheduled liquidation of three ETFs (the “Funds”), based on an ongoing review process of its product lineup to ensure it meets the evolving nee...
Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) blend the diversification of a mutual fund with the liquidity of a stock. Unlike mutual funds, which have a set closing price each day, ETFs are actively traded like stocks. ETFs also generally have lower and less complex fees than mutual funds. Like passive mutu...