With hefty amounts of stimulus in Europe to deal with the pandemic, China’s economy beginning to recover, and a weaker dollar, foreign markets are becoming more attractive to U.S. investors. For those looking to dip their toes into emerging markets but not get caught in escalating U.S.-China tensions, one option is investing in European and Japanese companies that get a large share of their sales from emerging markets. Investing in developed markets and global companies—think (NKE) (ticker: NKE) or (CAT) (CAT)—had long been a popular strategy to invest in emerging markets. Read More...
With hefty amounts of stimulus in Europe to deal with the pandemic, China’s economy beginning to recover, and a weaker dollar, foreign markets are becoming more attractive to U.S. investors. For those looking to dip their toes into emerging markets but not get caught in escalating U.S.-China tensions, one option is investing in European and Japanese companies that get a large share of their sales from emerging markets. Investing in developed markets and global companies—think (NKE) (ticker: NKE) or (CAT) (CAT)—had long been a popular strategy to invest in emerging markets.
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