KraneShares Public-Private Emerging Markets Internet and Technology ETF

KEMQ

Valor de mercado US$ 22,6 mi

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As U.S. tech stocks slip on faltering AI investor confidence, looking to opportunities abroad could prove beneficial. The KraneShares Emerging Markets Consumer Technology Index ETF (KEMQ) increases portfolio diversification while also capturing strong consumer tech growth in emerging markets.

A range of risks threaten U.S. stocks and bonds in the second half. Concerns over expanding the government deficit, inflationary impacts of tariffs, and more create challenges for U.S. stocks and bonds.

For advisors and investors looking to tap into tech momentum outside the United States, China companies have emerged as a top choice.  This should not come as a particular surprise.

Emerging market outlooks range from optimism to cautious warnings of constrained growth in the face of a strengthening U.S. dollar. For those investors looking to EM investing next year, consumer technologies could provide an avenue of opportunity.

Ongoing U.S. interest rate cuts could prove favorable for emerging market securities as the U.S. dollar strength retreats in the near-term. Investors looking to add exposure to emerging market should consider the e-commerce oriented KraneShares Emerging Markets Consumer Technology Index ETF (KEMQ).