For the first time in six quarters, DWS believes that “the risks to markets are on the upside”.

For the first time in six quarters, DWS believes that “the risks to markets are on the upside”.
The asset class has provided investors double-digit returns this year, but that is not expected to continue in 2020, according to T Rowe Price.
The few leveraged and inverse exchange-traded funds in Hong Kong tend to follow one of three indexes.
Several firms have joined the stable of China bulls, but SSGA has moderated its views on China equities due to macro-economic concerns.
Allianz GI puts forth its optimistic outlook for the highly volatile A-share market.
But the demand for such products is expected to slow with market expectations of a rate cut from the Federal Reserve, according to a Cerulli report.
Russian equities have way outperformed other key markets and yet remain comparatively cheap.
Although there were net outflows in the China onshore fund industry, equity products continue to gain traction, according to a recent report.
Low interest rates should boost funds that seek undervalued stocks rather than chase potential earnings growth, according to Hermes Asia ex-Japan head.
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