by Ashley Clark, Director
There is a general consensus amongst fund managers that investors need to be cautious when investing in developing countries.
Political risk in these countries is the main concern and the main focus at the moment is China. It is possible that private companies in China could see added involvement from Government and there is an upcoming election in Brazil.
Fund managers currently feel that share prices in Brazil, Russia and China are fully priced, with no real bargains to be had at the moment. Obviously, political unrest could mean cheaper shares and depreciation of currency, meaning better potential for exports.
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