Demerging China from emerging markets
Many investment professionals, including Goldman Sachs, are calling for China to be removed from the emerging markets indices after accounting for nearly 35% of it.
Many investment professionals, including Goldman Sachs, are calling for China to be removed from the emerging markets indices after accounting for nearly 35% of it.
China’s stock market breaks the $10 trillion barrier – is it time to diversify your portfolio east?
China has been at the forefront of the headlines recently, whether about the protracted trade dispute with the US, the alleged dangers of using Huawei’s 5G equipment or the first landing of a spacecraft on the far side of the moon.
The June 2018 review of constituents for the main Emerging Markets Index has produced a few surprises.
Important changes affecting Chinese market indices took effect in June 2018, which could affect emerging market funds.
One of the major index providers is reviewing the constituents of its important global market indices.
The next stage of the opening up of the Chinese stock markets has been agreed.
An important decision on the leading emerging markets index has been announced.
There were mixed results from the world’s main share markets in 2015, with the US and UK very little changed.
It was not just the poor weather that made it a bad summer for investors.