주요 인사이트 & 웨비나
The US Federal Reserve pumps out an endless stream of zero interest rate money to finance the Government’s deficit spending. The handouts make most American workers better off financially during the pandemic than before. Meanwhile, the stock market soars. Not bad for the worst pandemic in 100 years. What can possibly go wrong?
Jan 20, 2021
We see the need to evolve from conventional geography centric or factor-based asset allocation models to sector and megatrend-minded models to capture secular alpha from structural changes.
Jan 13, 2021
The red-hot performers of the past 12 months have been the broad market indices from North Asia – Kospi (44%), CSI 300 (34%), TWSE (30%)
Jan 12, 2021
2021년을 맞이하는 시작하는 시점에서, 그리고 여전히 코로나 바이러스와 저금리가 지속되는 상황 속에서, 저희는 아시아 지역의 성장을 바라보고 있습니다.거대한 중국 그리고 한국, 일본, 대만 등 글로벌 기술 경쟁력을 갖춘 국가들과 베트남에 이르기까지, 시장 전망과 함께 프리미아가 준비한 메가트렌드 기반 ETF 투자전략을 꼭 한 번 만나보시기 바라겠습니다. (웹세미나, 20분 이내)
Jan 04, 2021
Outperformer from first news of successful vaccines. Emerging ASEAN has been one of the best performers among major global equity indices since the start of November. And that was likely due to the region’s high economic leverage to normalisation after the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines and its high trend GDP growth rates relative to other Emerging Market economies.
Dec 24, 2020
Global equities look likely to push higher in 2021, despite the pandemic’s economic and human toll.
Dec 23, 2020
To summarize the year of 2020, the opening lines from Charles Dicken’s A Tale of twin cities sounds like an accurate description. It was certainly the best of times and the worst of times. Global equities have been doing reasonably well with developed market up by 12.0% and emerging market up by 11.7%. Fixed income managed to gain by 7.4% whilst gold price was up by 19.1%. On the other hand, real economy has been suffering from the pandemic with almost all major economies getting into recession. International Monetary Fund sees the world would contract by 4.4% in total output, the worst crisis since the 1930s Great Depression with -5.8% among advanced economies and -3.3% on developing countries.
Dec 02, 2020
From a total portfolio perspective, global asset owners and allocators are increasing wary about the overall portfolio sensitivity to interest rate changes and ultimately risk diversification. The concept of “equity duration” was raised long ago and has been subject to debate for decades. While some absolute calculations fail to work in today’s markets, we believe the economic and financial intuition beneath still hold. In this working paper, we took a renewed approach to analyze the relationships from a relative perspective and with an overarching objective of total portfolio risks in mind.
Nov 26, 2020
A major global trading and geopolitical event happened last week, attracting relatively little commentary from a media more preoccupied with US politics and the pandemic.
Nov 24, 2020
As business activities in China mostly resume to a normal level, we also observed some mean-reversion in factor returns, and interesting rotation in sector returns. Still, China A shares continue to outperform the US and global equity markets. With “high-quality” growth emphasized by the 14th Five-Year Plan and “Dual Circulation”, we believe “Quality Growth” will continue to be the main tone of China A equities.
Nov 11, 2020
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주간 차트
Alex Chu
Emerging ASEAN equities have underperformed compared to other emerging markets, but they have the potential to catch up due to improved US tariff rates, increased foreign investment, and more relaxed monetary policies. Vietnam was among the first to secure a trade deal with the US, establishing a reciprocal tariff of 20%. Since the announcement, Vietnamese equities have rallied, outperforming the emerging market index. Similarly, Indonesia and the Philippines have both secured 19% tariff deals in later stages, with Indonesia already showing market improvements and the Philippines expected to follow suit. Thailand is actively negotiating with US trade officials to reduce its current 36% tariff, with potential progress expected before the August 1 deadline. If other emerging ASEAN markets follow Vietnam’s lead, the overall equities index could recover the 17% year-to-date underperformance. Foreign investors are pouring into the region, with Vietnam experiencing a surge in inflows. Thailand’s equities market is also attracting foreign interest, driven by improved sentiment ahead of the central bank governor nomination, who supports more relaxed policies. Amid lower tariff uncertainties and a weaker USD, ASEAN central banks are focusing on growth risks, with room to lower interest rates to support the economy. Recently, Bank Indonesia surprising many economists with a 25 bps policy rate cut. With lower tariffs, returning foreign investors, and eased local policies, Emerging ASEAN equities could gain momentum. To capitalize on these shifts, investors can consider our Premia Dow Jones Emerging ASEAN Titans 100 ETF, offering strategic exposure to the region’s growth dynamics. Additionally, the ETF has announced a record dividend payout of USD 0.43, yielding 4.8%, reflecting consistent dividend improvements from the underlying and providing investors with extra protection.
Jul 28, 2025
