The growth of emerging markets increasingly fuels our world’s economy. Over the long-term, emerging markets have exhibited stronger growth than their developed market peers, and non-state-owned enterprises have led the way. With less than 20% government ownership, these companies embody the growing consumer class and privatization that continually shape the emerging markets universe. While they typically trade at a valuation premium, we believe it’s justified by their large performance, quality and growth rate gap.
Emerging market sentiment is steadily improving and the time may be right to capitalize. Our broad family of emerging market ETFs has helped clients create complete emerging market allocations, seize growth opportunities, reduce risk and generate more income.
Emerging markets are returning to favor. These WisdomTree Funds may be best positioned to help you capitalize on emerging market opportunities.
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From technological advancement to deft geopolitical maneuvers, India has positioned itself for sustained economic success. Global CIO Jeremy Schwartz joins Asset TV Host, Gillian Kemmerer to share his outlook for Indian equities and discusses the WisdomTree India Earnings ETF, EPI, the first fund of its kind.
Indian equities have fallen for eight consecutive weeks, yet domestic investors continue buying as valuations reach six-year lows. Christopher Gannatti examines the forces behind India’s market decline, why the long-term growth thesis may remain intact and what could signal a turnaround.
U.S. debt has surpassed $40 trillion as rising interest costs and long-term Treasury yields bring the de-dollarization theme back into focus. Jon Flynn examines how a weaker dollar, lower real rates and persistent inflation could reshape potential winners and losers across asset classes.
India's equity upgrade ratio is running at one of its best levels in more than three years, foreign positioning remains unusually light, and credit growth has hit a decade high. Christopher Gannatti examines whether the confluence of earnings, consumption, and capital flow signals marks the beginning of a meaningful turn for Indian equities.
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Our Strategic Moderate model portfolio is designed for investors with mid- to long-range time horizons who are willing to tolerate short-term price fluctuations. The model portfolio seeks to balance growth of capital through domestic and international equity ETFs, with potentially volatility-reducing fixed income ETFs that also serve as a source of current income. The model portfolio strives to deliver performance in excess of a 60/40 combination of a broad-based global equity benchmark and a U.S. aggregate bond index.
