Weekly Report: what happened at KORU last week (0415-0419)?

The Tides Of Time: The Impact Of Aging Demographics

Weekly Report: what happened at KORU last week (0408-0412)?

FAZ, NAIL and KRBN among weekly ETF movers

FAZ, NAIL and KRBN among weekly ETF movers. KEUA, GRN, WEED, EVAV, MSOX and KORU among weekly losers. KEUa, KRBN, KORu, KEVA and WEED are among the week's top 10 gainers.

Weekly Report: what happened at KORU last week (0401-0405)?

Catching The Next Korean Wave

South Korea has been navigating global trade shifts well while expanding its K-wave cultural influence. The country's March export figures grew for a sixth consecutive month. South Korea's dominance in heavy industry arenas, such as autos, shipbuilding and chemicals, also command attention. The government has introduced a new plan to become a global startup powerhouse.

Weekly Report: what happened at KORU last week (0325-0329)?

Korea: Industrial Production Rebounded While Construction And Retail Sales Weakened In February

Industrial Production Rebounded While Construction And Retail Sales Weakened In February. Strong global demand for semiconductors, IP rose more than expected. But, domestic demand appears to have weakened further. The Bank of Korea will shift its policy focus to domestic growth conditions later this year.

Weekly Report: what happened at KORU last week (0318-0322)?

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Weekly Report: what happened at KORU last week (0304-0308)?

Emerging Market Insights - Semiconductor Sector Soars

Franklin Templeton: The semiconductor sector posted a 10% gain in February. The electric vehicle sector has been under pressure in recent months despite rapid growth in 2023. Semiconductors in focus reflect renewed optimism surrounding artificial intelligence chips and their applications. We are constructive on a broad-based recovery in semiconductor demand in 2024.

Weekly Report: what happened at KORU last week (0226-0301)?

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Weekly Commentary: Inflationary Biases

EM Central Banks: More Easing In The Cards?

Emerging markets have taken solace in the view that the U.S. Hiking cycle is over. Slowing global inflation has been due to sharply lower core goods inflation. The sunset of Fed tightening provides room for further rate cuts in emerging markets. Overall, we see the biggest opportunities for duration exposure in Brazil, Colombia and Indonesia.

Weekly Report: what happened at KORU last week (0205-0209)?

Asia-Pacific Is Not Just China

Best Inverse/Leveraged ETFs of Last Week