The U.S. dollar and emerging market assets
Mike shares our view on the U.S. dollar, and how it supports our preference for emerging market assets.
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emerging markets
Fed’s printing press favors emerging markets
Russ discusses the catalysts favoring Emerging Markets, beginning with the Federal Reserve.
Is the EM debt rally for real?
EM debt has rallied amid a perceived easing of trade tensions. Scott explains the investing implications.
The pivot favoring emerging markets
Russ explains why the suddenly easier central bank policies could be key for emerging markets.
Take control of emerging markets with minimum volatility
Volatility may scare investors from EM. A minimum volatility strategy helps alleviate this concern while affording opportunities for…
Stocks are cheap(ish)
After December’s rout, are stocks now reasonably valued? Russ’ answer may surprise you.
3 factors supporting emerging markets
It may seem like a poor environment for EM stocks, but they outperformed in the recent volatility. Russ…
The outlook for emerging markets
Richard explains why we see room for a further recovery in emerging market (EM) assets, particularly equities, after…
Emerging markets’ lost (near) decade
Investors may be ready to abandon emerging markets, but as Russ discusses, the potential is there for a…
The currency conundrum: When to hedge?
This year, the strong dollar has worsened international asset returns for U.S. investors. Chris discusses whether that means…