FSA compares two US equity products: the Fidelity America Fund and the Loomis Sayles US Growth Equity Fund.

FSA compares two US equity products: the Fidelity America Fund and the Loomis Sayles US Growth Equity Fund.
Investors can position for the next phase of recovery via opportunities from digital transformation, sustainability and spending on IT and low-carbon infrastructure, according to HSBC Private Banking.
Despite the recent sell-off in new technology sectors, their growth trajectory is assured, according to Citi Private Bank’s Asia Pacific strategist.
Not only do current levels of valuation dispersion suggest that value has plenty of upside – it can also offer protection in frothy markets, according to Schroders.
FSA compares two India equity products: the Fidelity India Focus Fund and the FSSA Indian Subcontinent Fund.
Despite general bullishness on the economy for the second half of 2021 and beyond, investors need to focus on corporate earnings, according to T. Rowe Price.
Investors should look beyond the lull in Chinese stocks and boost exposure to A-shares to reap growth-related rewards over time – and before index providers catch up, says Schroders.
The growing appeal of Chinese assets to foreign investors will result in overweight positions in domestic equities and bonds going forward, argues Amundi Asset Management.
FSA compares two US equity products: the Franklin US Opportunities Fund and the Neuberger Berman US Multi Cap Opportunities Fund.
Technology stock-pickers led the charge in outperforming onshore index-linked funds last year, according to Morningstar.
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