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ETF provider: SPDR (State Street Global Advisors)
Ticker: EMDV
ISIN: IE00B6YX5B26
Currency: Euro
Exchange: Milaan
ETF provider: DB X-trackers
Ticker: XMEH
ISIN: LU0592216989
Currency: Dollar
Exchange: London Stock Exchange
Health care is something that obviously remains. In fast-growing economies always increases the demand for more health care. Partly by an unhealthy lifestyle that comes automatically when you have more money in the pocket. But also because the demand for more and better care will increase simply because they can afford it. Healthcare remains a growth market, especially in emerging markets.
ETF provider: EGShares (Emerging Global Advisors)
Ticker: ECON
ISIN: US2684617796
Exchange: NYSE Arca
Consumers in emerging markets are still lagging behind. But most emerging markets have good growth figures. They have a lot of options to stimulate the economy because debts are very low there. In short, they have many jaen growth opportunities in front of them. Risks temporary setbacks are otherwise well. But ultimately it is the be fine.
Target reached and tapped.
Exports to emerging markets will be somewhat disappointing. But domestic demand will increase. Most countries have never had a middle class. Only a few very rich and the rest a very poor population. But that is changing. This increase in the middle class is completely underestimated. Here the growth of the world economy will come from in the coming years. I'm talking about many billions of consumers who will get it all a bit or better.
The emerging markets have some headwinds. But mostly the middle class is growing and also to spend more and more. So more and more consumers who increasingly have to spend some more.
The economy in emerging markets can be properly seated against. But that is mostly exported. With domestic consumption it is reasonable.