Group 1 - The financial markets have seen the worst of the tariff threats from US President Donald Trump, and mid-cap stocks are becoming attractive investment options as the outlook improves [1] - Fidelity's holdings in mid-cap stocks in Japan, Germany, and China account for approximately 11% of their growth and income funds, indicating high confidence in these trades [1] - The MSCI Japan mid-cap index has risen over 4% since April 2, while the German DAX mid-cap index has increased nearly 6%, and similar indices in China have seen a rise of about 0.5% during the same period [1] Group 2 - The fund management company has held some Chinese and Japanese stocks since the second half of last year and bought German mid-cap stocks shortly after the government announced a historic spending plan in March [2] - The German stock market is expected to rise due to the government's shift towards increased fiscal spending and reliance on domestic demand [3] - Japan is experiencing a significant transformation with "benign inflation" sweeping the economy, which may benefit mid-sized companies from domestic consumption growth [3] - Fidelity is optimistic about Chinese companies as further fiscal stimulus measures may be introduced, and the risk of losses is limited due to government-backed investors supporting stock prices [3]
关税冲击至暗时刻已过!富达基金押注中国、日本及德国中型股
Zhi Tong Cai Jing·2025-06-20 02:13