In recent weeks, a large number of investment analysts are in favor of Asian equity markets, which are seen attractive for various reasons. The region positioned for an upturn in the global economy. In view of investors, the structural changes that are occurring in Asia are important for long term, and these nations are becoming more attractive than other emerging markets, even the developed markets. Asian economies and companies are in good shape due to improved fundamentals and earnings forecasts remain upbeat. The region’s exports have been growing from 2001 lows. Being aware of these trends, a number of investors have increased their holdings in Asian assets. The region boasts some of the best performing equity markets. For overseas investors, some other positives are structural reforms, domestic consumption and demographics. The 1998 financial crisis improved the banking, corporate governance, and access to overseas companies. Asia continues to be outsourcing destination and Asian companies are cost-efficient and part of technology supply chain. These countries have youthful populations who will spearhead more consumer spending. Populations are growing rapidly compared to slow rates of Europe or the stagnant situation in Japan The late January market corrections enabled the region’s valuations cheaper. These corrections have made both Chinese and Hong Kong markets mo...
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