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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.

Insight Terkini

Closeup of the documents of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), a budget reconciliation bill in the 119th United States Congress.
Weekly investor research

Noise vs. numbers: OBBBA + tariffs can deliver fiscal consolidation

US passes ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’. Israel-Hamas talks begin Doha. AI chip curbs eyed for Thailand/Malaysia. India data strong. Trump touts Vietnam deal. Argentina downplays peso. Chile left gains. IMF merges Egypt reviews Sept. Dubai unveils home scheme.
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The Emerging View

Latin American Equities

LatAm was EM's worst performer in 2024, but is rebounding sharply in 2025. Colombia leads YTD gains at 49%, followed by Mexico, Chile, Brazil, and Peru. With elections ahead and market-friendly shifts likely, investors see a cyclical opportunity.
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Weekly investor research

EM leads the H1 2025 race as equities climb another ‘wall of worry’

EM assets outperformed on weaker USD. Equities shrugged off global risks. China data mixed; Malaysia CPI soft. Colombia downgraded; Mexico revised GDP up. Brazil fiscal woes linger. Chile polarised. E. Europe defence spend challenge. MENA mostly positive.
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Weekly investor research

Markets remain calm after US strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites

US bombed Iranian nuclear sites; low oil disruption risk priced. US data weakens; Fed sees 2 cuts in 2025. China to scrap most Africa tariffs. Thai coalition splits. Brazil hikes to 15%. Colombia ups 2025 borrowing. Ghana gets Fitch upgrade.
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Weekly investor research

Geopolitical risks spike again

Israel attacked Iran’s nuclear sites, lifting oil prices but not the dollar. US eyes easing China trade curbs for rare earths. EM debt saw $3.8bn inflows. Strong data from China, Korea. Loans for South Africa, Ecuador. Mexico signals 50bps cut.