Emerging markets look increasingly attractive, especially as the dollar weakens. Latin America offers compelling real yields — Brazil’s inflation-linked bonds at 8% stand out. Meanwhile, Asia-Pacific tech is trading at much lower valuations than U.S. mega-cap tech, offering both recovery potential and growth.
Right now, I’m leaning more toward emerging markets than chasing a U.S. rally. The global shift from U.S. dominance to broader stimulus-led growth may take time, but I’d rather be early in positioning for that rotation.
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- blimpy·04-24TOPGreat insights! Love your strategic focus!1Report