If you are an overseas investor looking to invest in India's long-term economic growth story, links to a couple of recent articles in investopedia.com may be of interest.
(1) U.S. investors worried about the stamina of American stocks' bull run are finding new growth opportunities in emerging-markets stocks, according to The Wall Street Journal.
The MSCI Emerging Markets Index has surged 25% over the last year, far outpacing the Standard & Poor's 500 Index's roughly 15% return during that time. Emerging markets have been enjoying low volatility, which has drawn robust inflows.
Read more here.
(2) India exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are comprised of securities traded in India. This is an emerging market play, meaning it carries higher risk than more mature markets carry.
India’s economy is growing, but is not entirely stable and could be subject to volatility. The higher risk can mean higher returns, as each of the ETFs on our list shows. We have selected India ETFs that have the highest year-to-date returns of all India ETFs.
(1) U.S. investors worried about the stamina of American stocks' bull run are finding new growth opportunities in emerging-markets stocks, according to The Wall Street Journal.
The MSCI Emerging Markets Index has surged 25% over the last year, far outpacing the Standard & Poor's 500 Index's roughly 15% return during that time. Emerging markets have been enjoying low volatility, which has drawn robust inflows.
Read more here.
(2) India exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are comprised of securities traded in India. This is an emerging market play, meaning it carries higher risk than more mature markets carry.
India’s economy is growing, but is not entirely stable and could be subject to volatility. The higher risk can mean higher returns, as each of the ETFs on our list shows. We have selected India ETFs that have the highest year-to-date returns of all India ETFs.
Read more here.
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