NYSEArca - Delayed Quote ? USD iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (EEM) Follow 43.27 -0.09 (-0.21%) At close: November 21 at 4:00 PM EST 43.04 -0.23 (-0.53%) Pre-Market: 5:00 AM EST All News Press Releases SEC Filings All SEC Filings Corporate Changes & Voting Matters Periodic Financial Reports Proxy Statements Tender Offer/Acquisition Reports Offering Registrations EM stocks could surge. Here's why Investing.com -- Emerging market equities are primed for a strong rally, according to a recent note from Alpine Macro. Investing.com ? last month EDC EDZ EEM -0.21% It's not too late to play the China stimulus rally: Strategist Chinese stocks jumped after China’s central bank announced a stimulus package last week. Yan Wang, Alpine Macro chief emerging markets & China strategist, joins Julie Hyman and Josh Lipton on Market Domination to discuss how investors should be thinking about this rally. Wang says the “flurry of measures [announced] over the past couple of days” make it “ even difficult for us to keep pace with” and show the central bank is “ in a state of panic. They are clearly feeling the pressure that the economy is in a very deep, very stressed level. So they want to try to push the economy to accelerate.” He notes that the recent stimulus announcement is an important step for China’s monetary policymakers because it signals “they no longer see massive stimulus as a taboo,” as it had been since the global financial crisis. “I think that's one of the reasons why they hesitated so much in the past couple of years, even though the economy was slowing down. So now, clearly, kind of what I call an ideological straight jacket has been taken off. So that would allow them to be more preemptive in driving the economy.” “They made the policy statement, and the market has responded,” Wang says, explaining, “We need to begin to monitor whether these kinds of policy measures will have some kind of positive impact on the economy. That's something that, as a strategist, I think we need to realize that whatever they announce is one thing, but also whether the economy is able to respond is quite another.” Wang says for investors looking to benefit "the best bet is just to buy the benchmarks. Buy the domestic benchmark (000300.SS, 930748.SS) and also buy the MSCI (MME=F)... because the rising tide will lift all boats.” He adds, "if I have to pick some sectors, I would say to buy the laggards, the sectors that have been really beaten down in the past couple of years. For example, consumer discretionaries, tech sector, even the property developers. They are trading at such depressed levels, I think they may benefit the most from this revolutionary process.” For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Market Domination. This post was written by Naomi Buchanan. Yahoo Finance Video ? last month KWEB EMXC EEM -0.21% What Is an Emerging Markets ETF? The Complete Guide Learn the potential benefits and risks of investing in developing countries. etf.com ? last month EEM -0.21% IEMG VEIEX INDA, Emerging Markets ETFs Outperforming SPY See which emerging markets countries are beating the U.S. stock market. etf.com ? 4 months ago EEM -0.21% EPU EZA Investors Love This Under the Radar Emerging Markets ETF EMXC has seen inflows of nearly $4 billion this year. etf.com ? 6 months ago VEIEX VEMAX VEMIX Yellen Warns of ‘China Shock’ as EV ETFs Languish A growing Chinese economy can be inflationary for the U.S. etf.com ? 7 months ago EEM -0.21% KWEB IEMG Emerging markets 'well-positioned' for growth: Strategist As global markets grapple with interest rate uncertainty, RBC BlueBay Asset Management EM Sovereign Strategist Timothy Ash and KraneShares Senior Investment Strategist Anthony Sassine join Market Domination to offer tips for how investors should navigate emerging markets at this time. Ash highlights a positive outlook, stating that there are "a lot of bottom-up stories that are beginning to turn around" globally. He cites emerging markets such as South Africa, Sri Lanka, and Turkey that are experiencing improvements driven by factors like elections, debt reform initiatives, and more. Sassine advocates for investors to maintain exposure to emerging markets, asserting that in the short term, these markets are "well-positioned" to outperform in terms of valuation and growth prospects. However, he acknowledges that the situation varies from country to country. Sassine identifies China as an investment opportunity, citing value "across the board" in areas such as clean energy and healthcare. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Market Domination. Editor's note: This article was written by Angel Smith Yahoo Finance Video ? 7 months ago EEM -0.21% How troubles in China are affecting emerging markets Emerging markets (EEM, EMXC) are trending down on the first trading day of 2024 as Chinese markets have had one of its worst starts to a year since 2019. Last month, China injected a stimulus of $50 billion into banks hoping to send some momentum into its economy. Yahoo Finance's Jared Blikre joins the Live show to discuss what is going on with Chinese markets and how emerging markets could play out going forward. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Yahoo Finance Live. Yahoo Finance Video ? 10 months ago EMXC EEM -0.21% Performance Overview Trailing returns as of 11/21/2024. Category is Diversified Emerging Mkts. Return EEM Category YTD +8.36% +9.43% 1-Year +12.14% +23.07% 3-Year -2.97% -1.74%
