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14:01
Jun 20
Leslie Harris Guest, Executive Coach The Market Huddle
EM commodity exporters benefit from commodity cycle
The commodity bull cycle should benefit commodity-exporting emerging markets. He has never owned international equities before, but now holds country ETFs for Colombia, Chile, Peru, Africa (mainly South Africa gold miners), Turkey, Israel and India as a different way to play commodities.
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10:52
Apr 24
Paul Dobson Executive Editor, Bloomberg Bloomberg Markets
EM energy producers for carry trade
Higher-yielding emerging market energy producers are attractive for carry trades given lower volatility and stable interest rates. This trade is safe unless there is another flare-up in the Middle East.
EPU 1ST
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18:26
Mar 04
Short the Peru ETF (EPU) based on the expectation that a year of bad weather will negatively impact the country's key agricultural export sector and slow economic growth.
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About EPU Analyst Coverage

Buzzberg tracks EPU (iShares MSCI Peru ETF) across 3 sources. 2 bullish vs 0 bearish calls from 3 analysts. Sentiment: predominantly bullish (67%). 3 total trade ideas tracked. Latest voices: Leslie Harris, Paul Dobson, @business.