The FSA Spy market buzz – 13 June 2025
Fund costs are sky high; Jupiter is using its shoes; Shenzhen and Hong Kong cosy up some more; A juicy space IPO; Global currencies and the dollar’s death; Charts from left to right and much more.
HEAD-TO-HEAD: Jupiter versus Ninety One
FSA compares two gold products: the JGF-Jupiter Gold and Silver Fund and the Ninety One Global Gold Fund.
Fees
Fund research firm Morningstar pays a lot of attention to management charges and expenses, and share classes that demand excessive fees are typically assigned lower ratings.
The Jupiter fund’s Singapore retail share class has an ongoing charges figure (OCF) of 1.61%, which is low compared with the median of 1.95% for the equity – commodity category, according to FE Fundinfo data.
The Ninety One fund’s 1.90% OCF is also less than the median.
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