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Ashmore merupakan manajemen investasi spesialisasi Emerging Markets dengan pengalaman lebih dari duapuluh tahun dan terus berinovasi untuk menawarkan strategi-strategi baru yang memberikan peluang bagi penanam modal untuk berpartisipasi di Emerging Market

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Ashmore merupakan manajemen investasi spesialisasi pasar negara-negara berkembang (Emerging Markets) dengan pengalaman lebih dari dua puluh tahun di negara-negara tersebut. Ashmore fokus pada berbagai tipe tema investasi termasuk di antaranya Pendapatan Tetap berbasis External Debt (Hutang Luar Negeri) , Local Currency (Hutang Domestik), Corporate Debt (Hutang Korporasi), Ekuitas, dan Alternatif. Bagian ini hanya merupakan informasi dan beberapa tema investasi ini mungkin tidak tersedia melalui reksa dana di negara Anda.

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Weekly investor research

US CPI up next for bonds, while stocks pivot to Q3 earnings

Core CPI should stay benign even as the headline rises, while Q3 earnings must justify a market concentrated in AI. Plus: Trump’s energy ceasefire, Bolsonaro’s poll lead, Malaysia’s budget and Ghana’s upgrade.
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Brazil’s swing to the right boosts EM prospects

Flávio Bolsonaro’s first-round lead makes a political transition likely, and his team’s fiscal plan could open a path back to investment grade. We also look at France, where 10-year yields hit their highest since the GFC.
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Kevin Warsh the hawk

Oil eased as Hormuz flows recovered, but escalation risks stay high ahead of Trump and Xi’s Washington meeting. Plus: the BoJ hikes while the BoE holds, memory chips set to overtake non-memory, Brazil’s polls diverge and Fitch affirms Morocco.