UBS fixed income asset management director of Asia Pacific high bass (Hayden Briscoe), the trend of capital outflows in emerging markets will continue to fear. I did not feel the recent capital outflow situation is slow, because the dollar is very strong, a strong dollar tightening of global financial situation. From the beginning of 2016 to the beginning of 2017, although the market is relatively optimistic about emerging markets, there are a lot of discussions about emerging market fundamentals and currency, are more active. But in the short term, the dollar is not good news for emerging markets.” In January 10th, “he said in the seventeenth session of the UBS media seminar conference twenty-first Century Economic Herald reporter’s question answer.
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However, different views of UBS asset management analyst, global emerging market and the Asia Pacific Equity Fund Manager and Shi Bin proposed, “according to the traditional ideas, the dollar is bound to produce strong pressure on emerging markets. But as we experienced in 2016, the traditional ideas may be wrong, if expected according to the traditional ideas, Trump was elected, a British exit would have happened. Over the past five years, emerging markets are a net outflow of capital, the market could fully reflect the expected. 2016 benefited from rising oil prices, emerging markets are good. I think the next emerging market will be short-term pressure, long-term, optimistic outlook. From the perspective of long-term investors, because the fixed income outlook is not good, is expected to transfer will be long-term allocation of funds from fixed income to emerging markets.” Shi Bin answered in twenty-first Century economic report reporter said.
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