Sunday, March 12, 2017

[Weekly fund market] Samsung, South Korea, glass, cement held after emerging Asia fund returns ↑



[Korea hyerin nine financial newspaper reporter] held in March second week, after rising significantly in emerging Asia Cement China stock index and related funds have recorded excellent returns. On the other hand, WTI (West Texas oil) into funds that invest in countries with high dependence on commodities have rallied the poor performance decline.

Return on equity is based on a weekly 10 days one weeks -0.43% According to foreign funds, rating agencies epeuaen guide, BM yields (World-MSCI-AC WORLD INDEX FREE (KRW Unhedged), 0.56%) lower than the 0.99% points and 2 weeks consecutive negative He continued to return.

Details region, emerging Asia, Vietnam, chindiah is 1.62%, respectively, 1.44%, showed a rise of 0.65%. Emerging Asian countries such as Indonesia, Philippines, Vietnam doeja liquidity risk as the liquidity support window (MLF) volume reissue 'issues in China Cement announced the relaxation rose showed the harmonization phenomenon.

In contrast, Brazil recorded the worst performance with returns of -3.75%. Followed by Latin America, Russia showed the largest decline in yield of -3.00%, -2.66%, respectively. WTI has dropped significantly and recorded a -6.33% compared to the previous week, US crude oil production close-up led to the decline in the yield countries with high dependence on raw materials.

International equity funds with individual records for the return of 2.47% Samsung ASEAN Securities Investment Trust 2 [CO] (A) 'and showed excellent flow. Following 'Glass Vietnam Alpha Securities Investment Trust [Stock] _C / A', 'Korea Investment Vietnam Grosvenor Securities Investment Trust UH (CO) (A)', 'Mirae Asset China Shenzhen 100 Index Securities Investment Trust 1 (equity-derivatives type) type a 'recorded a return of 2.20%, 1.97%, 1.31% respectively, won the top.



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