Emerging markets 'well positioned' for growth: Strategist

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As global markets grapple with interest rate uncertainty, RBC BlueBay Asset Management EM Sovereign Strategist Timothy Ash and KraneShares Senior Investment Strategist Anthony Sassine join Market Domination to offer tips for how investors should navigate emerging markets at this time.
Ash highlights a positive outlook, stating that there are "a lot of bottom-up stories that are beginning to turn around" globally. He cites emerging markets such as South Africa, Sri Lanka, and Turkey that are experiencing improvements driven by factors like elections, debt reform initiatives, and more.
Sassine advocates for investors to maintain exposure to emerging markets, asserting that in the short term, these markets are "well-positioned" to outperform in terms of valuation and growth prospects. However, he acknowledges that the situation varies from country to country. Sassine identifies China as an investment opportunity, citing value "across the board" in areas such as clean energy and healthcare.
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Editor's note: This article was written by Angel Smith
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