Those investors who fled China have flocked back in recent weeks after a pivotal shift in policy that has gone mostly unnoticed.

Those investors who fled China have flocked back in recent weeks after a pivotal shift in policy that has gone mostly unnoticed.
As part of FSA’s head-to-head series, we compare the Federated Hermes Global Emerging Markets SMID Equity fund and the Invesco Emerging Markets ex-China fund.
After being dubbed ‘uninvestable’ by some observers just a few short months ago, the asset class seems to be gaining some traction again.
There are several reasons why the gap between India and other emerging markets could diminish, according to market observers.
Matthews Asia’s Peeyush Mittal notes that the biggest downside risk to India at the moment would be a surprise Modi defeat next month.
The desynchronisation of the global economy means that different industries are on different economic paths currently.
Attractive valuations, government commitments and targeted policy support offer hope for a measured recovery.
Initial expectations were ‘almost certainly too high’, but there are opportunities in particular sectors.
The new suite of indexes is meant to tap into technology-led trends in China.
The China Securities Regulatory Commission has cleared doubts about the beneficial ownership of QFII and RQFII schemes, ahead of the June decision to include A-shares in key MSCI indices.
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