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VanEck Blog
Emerging Markets EquityDavid Semple, Portfolio Manager
We believe the outlook for emerging markets equities is bright and expect growth to be the main driver of returns in 2020.
Emerging Markets Debt DailyJanuary 23, 2020
Mexico Inflation – False Alert
by Natalia Gurushina, Economist, Emerging Markets Fixed Income
Read moreMexico inflation jumped above 3%, but mostly due to one-off factors. The recent debt headlines from Argentina continue to move asset prices.
ETF InsightsJanuary 14, 2020
Read moreCEO Jan van Eck discusses the company’s move into ETFs and how it is expanding its presence in Europe in this Financial Times profile.
Emerging Markets EquityJanuary 09, 2020
Read moreIn this Barron’s article, Deputy Portfolio Manager Angus Shillington shares his insights on Ping An, which we believe is well-positioned to capitalize on the growth of China’s insurance industry.
ETF InsightsJanuary 09, 2020
Defensive Positioning into 2020: Solving Your U.S. Large Cap Equity Problem
by Ed Lopez, Head of ETF Product
Read moreBy many metrics, the stock market may be considered overvalued, which presents investors and their advisors with a dilemma: how do you continue allocating to U.S. equities in a prudent way?
Gold InvestingJanuary 09, 2020
Gold Momentum Gains Heading into 2020
by Joe Foster, Portfolio Manager and Strategist
Read moreThe gold market remained strong in December, aided by both the dollar and metal prices. Mergers and acquisitions dominated the news while current economic and social and political events may lead investors to seek safe haven assets.
Guided AllocationJanuary 07, 2020
Read moreA strategy based on market breadth, an alternative form of trend following, may improve performance by better differentiating between small and large market corrections.