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Oo) 5.0 58 6.0 68 84 10.1 98 9.0 Indonesia 65 57 3.5 477 6.0. 4.9 T 3.0 3.0 40 40 41 45 3.9 2.2 Korea 3.6 23 3.2 25 1.1 0.6 35 3.0 40 45 40 24 19 3.0 Malaysia 51 5.0 t 3.7 t 58 59 25 3.5 T 3.5 T 3.0 3.5 3.2 d 1.1 2 Philippines 3.8 53 35 12.6 0.9 12 2 45 45 45 47 29 23 23 Singapore 49 154 2.54 95) -07 3.90 3
Page: HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026577 →3% 12.2% Shanghai SE 2117 42% Utilities 47% 8.2% -20.4% 5.2% *Levels/returns as of Nov 08, 2012 Overall 15.6% 13.2% 4.4% 12.2% Local currency except MSCI EM $ Source: J.P. Morgan HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026576 --- PAGE BREAK --- Global Asset Allocation The J.P. Morgan View 09 November 2012 Jan Loeys (1-212)
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na. As within DM, we see a lot of divergences within EM and prefer to focus on under-owned markets with good domestic demand story such as Mexico and Malaysia. See "Consensus Asset Allocation", Adrian Mowat and team, Mar 26th. Open overweights in Mexican and Malaysia equities vs MSCI EM. • For long-term inv
Page: HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030845 →such as Mexico and Malaysia. See "Consensus Asset Allocation", Adrian Mowat and team, Mar 26th. Open overweights in Mexican and Malaysia equities vs MSCI EM. • For long-term investors we just released our quarterly publication "Trade opportunities for long term investors" Mar 27. We monetize risk premia i
Page: HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030845 →na. As within DM, we see a lot of divergences within EM and prefer to focus on under-owned markets with good domestic demand story such as Mexico and Malaysia. See "Consensus Asset Allocation", Adrian Mowat and team, Mar 26th. Open overweights in Mexican and Malaysia equities vs MSCI EM. • For long-term inv
Page: HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030850 →such as Mexico and Malaysia. See "Consensus Asset Allocation", Adrian Mowat and team, Mar 26th. Open overweights in Mexican and Malaysia equities vs MSCI EM. • For long-term investors we just released our quarterly publication "Trade opportunities for long term investors" Mar 27. We monetize risk premia i
Page: HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030850 →(3.0) 1556.2) (29.7) (589.0) India (2.2) 1410.7) (22M) (434.9) Japan 117.31 (171.4) (18:<.6) Indonesia (0.6) 1112.7) (6.0) (119.3) Malaysia (0.61 1112.1) (6.0) (118.7) Thailand (0.5) (99 3) (5.3) (105.2) Philippines (0.31 (56.2) (3.0) (59.5) Australia (5.21 (51.3) (56.5)
uted response; Next China Potential catalyst - Xi's visit to Hong Kong Date: June 21.2017 at 10:05:58AM EDT To: Richard Kahn Saudi Arabia added to MSCI EM watchlist This should kick off a 2 year review and implementation process with MSCI. International institutions can no longer ignore this market as
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ur cmngbbal growth forecast. Consensus YTD 2012 and expected 2013 returns by asset class %. U Is unItedged into USD. H means hedged 2013E 2012 MSCI EM 15.0 17.4 EM Local Fl (U) 10.0 8.9 EMFX 10.0 7.5 GSCI 10.0 0.1 MSCI World 10.0 16.0 US HY 7.5 16.2 CEMBI 7.0 16.7 EMBIG 7.0 18.5 JACI
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