The firm’s gloomy outlook sees falling global growth the next two years with increasing concern over equities.

The firm’s gloomy outlook sees falling global growth the next two years with increasing concern over equities.
ETF inflows in recent years have made Vietnam’s large-cap stocks more expensive, according to Dragon Capital.
The main risk is not from the US-China trade tension, which Vietnam could actually benefit from, according to Quynh Le Yen, Ho Chi Minh-based portfolio manager at Dragon Capital.
One of SE Asia’s biggest asset managers has launched an actively-managed Ucits equity fund designed at international investors wishing to gain exposure to Vietnam’s public equity markets.
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