Our global markets watchlist tracks nine prominent indexes from economies around the world. The list includes the S&P 500 from the United States, TSX from Canada, the FTSE 100 from England, the DAXK from Germany, the CAC 40 from France, the Nikkei 225 from Japan, the Shanghai from China, the Hang Seng from Hong Kong, and the BSE SENSEX from India. For a look at how some emerging markets across the globe stack up against each other, read our emerging markets update. All nine indexes on our world markets watc ...

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(Subtitles may contain inaccuracies) We just heard from the Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia how Malaysia is navigating both the US and China. I'm just wondering, when you take a look at the trade deals that have been, you know, been negotiated in this part of the world, can you see who are the potential winners and losers so far. Well, so far, I think the U.S. has been a winner to a great extent, because if you notice the meeting that Xi had with Trump, Trump came out ahead in the sense he walked away wit ...

Well, now US markets hitting a record highs this year, but it's still underperforming the emerging market index by a lot. According to Oppenheimer, around the world, we've got the largest percentage of stock indices at all-time highs in 26 years. Some of those indices are the NIK, Korea's Cosby, the uh stock 600, Germany DAX, Brazil's Bvespa, and Egypt's EGX30.So, should you diversify outside the US going into the new year, or is it too late. Let's bring in Alistair Pinder, HSBC head of emerging markets and ...

Core Insights - US markets are reaching record highs but are underperforming compared to emerging market indices, with a significant percentage of global stock indices at all-time highs, the highest in 26 years [1] - Emerging markets, particularly in Asia, are seen as undervalued opportunities in the AI sector, presenting a chance for diversification [4][5] - The strengthening dollar has been supportive for international equity markets, but a potential weakening of the dollar next year could further benefit emerging market equities [6] Emerging Markets - Emerging markets are experiencing a shift, with new economy sectors like technology, semiconductors, and electric vehicles increasing their representation in the EM index from 15% to nearly 40% [8] - Countries like Germany are highlighted for their infrastructure spending, which is expected to drive growth and is not fully priced into the market [9][10] - Elevated interest rates in countries like Mexico and Brazil provide room for cuts, which could support valuations and lead to a valuation rerating in these markets [11] Trade Policies and Stimulus - Tariffs have paradoxically benefited international markets by prompting stimulus measures in countries like China and Germany to offset their impact [12] - The reduction of tariff uncertainty and the potential for new trade deals, such as the USMCA, are seen as positive catalysts for international markets [13]

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Blackstation/DigitalVision via Getty ImagesOpportunity Overview Emerging markets show a lot of long-term promise and could be great portfolio diversifiers for investors who are interested in equities outside the United States. The iShares Core MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (IEMG) is a vehicle that provides investors with exposure to some of the top emerging market companies. It's a low-fee ETF and a great way to gain passive exposure to the growth of emerging markets. This article will briefly highlight opp ...

Core Insights - All nine global indexes tracked have shown gains through November 3, 2025, with Hong Kong's Hang Seng leading at a year-to-date gain of 33.3% [2] - Japan's Nikkei 225 follows with a gain of 31.4%, while China's Shanghai index has increased by 21.9% [2] - India's BSE SENSEX has the smallest year-to-date gain at 5.1% [2] Index Performance - The performance of the indexes is compared to their historical peaks, providing context on their current values and distance from all-time highs [3] - A chart illustrates the comparative performance of world markets since March 9, 2009, highlighting the relative performance of various indexes [5] - Another visualization starts from October 9, 2007, to show the relative performance during a previous market peak [6] Market Trends - The analysis includes a focus on the impact of recent recessions on world indexes, starting from the official NBER recession date of February 3, 2020 [4] - The data visualizations utilize a log-scale vertical axis for better comparison of performance across different indexes [5][6]

The Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets Index Fund ETF Shares ( VWO ) is a passively managed, exchange-traded fund designed to provide investors with exposure to emerging market equities. With U.S. interest rates undergoing a continuation of the easement cycle, emerging markets may be an appealingMonte Independent Investment Research: Michael Del Monte is a buy-side equity analyst with over 5 years of industry experience. Prior to working in the investment management industry, Michael spent over a decade in prof ...