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Emerging markets equities have had a positive last twelve months, returning 9.3% over the last year per YCharts. Many investors have turned towards the category as an option for diversification and potential upside as supply chains and interest rates shift.
Improving macroeconomic conditions are feeding into higher demand for emerging market (EM) ETFs. January was followed up by another strong month in February, as inflows into EM equity funds reached record levels.
Investors have moved assets abroad this year at least in part due to a tumultuous U.S. economic landscape. From a mini-bank crisis to rising rates and bank inflation to slowing growth, investors have reason to look abroad.
Investors can find all kinds of advantages by looking abroad right now. Facing overvalued equities at home as well as stubborn inflation, U.S. investors may want to diversify.
August has arrived, with markets getting ever closer to the next Fed meeting in September. The gap between meetings allows investors to reflect and debate whether the Fed is truly set on one more rate hike.
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