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Personally I do think India and Indonesian markets have a lot of potential, but at the same time risky as they are still up-and-coming. What are your personal thoughts on this?
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Dora Seow
09 Dec 2020
Country Head, Singapore at Franklin Templeton
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If you’re referring to equities, India is cyclical and rather expensive at this point in time, Indonesia has gone through a tough year therefore looking relatively cheaper. If referring to bonds, both definitely have very attractive yields relative to other global markets.
Going into single country funds may be high-risk, especially in the Emerging Markets, as these markets tend to be volatile and exposed to more macro factors than just the economic or company-based ones.
Perhaps moving into a broader-based portfolio like Asia or Emerging Markets portfolios would provide better diversification and better returns-to-risk profile. If managed well, these would typically capture the “good” cycles of each singular market and avoid the bad ones.