HSBC Survey Shows Investor Optimism in Emerging Markets Reaches Two-Year High
According to a report by Jinse Finance, a quarterly survey conducted by HSBC among 100 fund managers shows that investor bullishness toward emerging markets has reached its highest level in more than two years. The survey reveals that approximately 44% of respondents are optimistic about emerging markets over the next three months. This figure is up from 36% in March and marks the highest level since March 2023. The survey covers funds managing a total of $414 billion in emerging market assets. Murat Ulgen, the HSBC economist leading the survey, stated, “The consensus remains that emerging market equities will rise over the next three months and are expected to outperform developed market equities.”
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