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IEM iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (AU)
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- -0.180-0.26%
20min DelayMarket Closed Dec 20 16:00 AET
69.000High68.230Low
69.000High68.230Low30.42KVolume69.000Open68.590Pre Close2.08MTurnover69.99052wk High0.16%Turnover Ratio18.71MShares56.89852wk Low--EPS TTM1.28BFloat Cap74.733Historical High--P/E (Static)18.71MShs Float21.947Historical Low--EPS LYR1.12%Amplitude1.19Dividend TTM--P/B1Lot Size1.74%Div YieldTTM
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Nomura: The approaching US election may bring about volatility to Asian stocks. It is recommended to adopt a defensive stance.
According to statistics from Daiwa, the daily volatility of the stock markets in India, Mexico, and South Africa increases by 3 to 6 times around election days, and it is believed that the US presidential election will also bring similar volatility to the asian stock markets.
Announcement iShares Annual Financial Report 30 June 2024
BlackRock: Like emerging markets, it is expected that developed market central banks will adopt a "Higher for Longer" interest rate strategy.
BlackRock Investment Institute stated in a report on Monday that some emerging market central banks are pausing rate cuts due to concerns about inflation, and decision makers in developed markets may also find themselves needing to maintain higher interest rates for a longer period of time (Higher for Longer).