Franklin Templeton Emerging Markets Equity believes it’s important to point out emerging markets are not homogeneous, and the countries dominating the dire headlines represent a very small part of the emerging-market universe. The team points to four reasons that support their more positive view of the asset class as a whole. READ MORE
Similar Posts:
- The New Emerging Markets Landscape: Policy Improvements Should Contribute to Increased Resilience (Franklin Templeton)
- October EM Market Recap and Outlook: A Sea of Opportunities (Franklin Templeton)
- The New Emerging Market Landscape: The Single Commodity Focus Has Shifted (Franklin Templeton)
- The New Emerging Market Landscape: Taking Leadership in Technology (Franklin Templeton)
- Are Emerging Market Small Cap Stocks Due for a Rebound? (Franklin Templeton)
- Emerging Markets Experience a Volatile First Quarter (Franklin Templeton Investments)
- Opportunities in Emerging Markets Small-Cap Investing (American Century Investments)
- Emerging Markets: The Post-Pandemic Promise (Franklin Templeton)
- Inflation Trends Across Emerging Markets (Franklin Templeton)
- South Korea: A Shining Example of Emerging Market Leadership (Franklin Templeton)
- Dr. Mark Mobius Announces Plans to Retire from Franklin Templeton Investments
- Asian Equities Drove Emerging Markets Higher in January (Franklin Templeton)
- Seizing Opportunities in Emerging Market Small Caps (Franklin Templeton)
- The Impact of US Policy on Emerging Markets—Dollar Concerns “Overdone” (Franklin Templeton)
- Opportunities in the Next “Emerging” Emerging Market of Africa (Franklin Templeton)
