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Asia Markets To Benefit From Strong Inflow

Michael Chang, Head of Investments, Eastspring Investments Bhd

25-Jun-25 09:15

Asia Markets To Benefit From Strong Inflow

Asian markets as measured by MSCI Asia Pacific Index is up more than 10% on a year to date basis despite trade uncertainties, slowing global growth and tensions in the Middle East. We ask Michael Chang, Head of Investments, Eastspring Investments Bhd as to why Asia still remains resilient and if there are still legs to this rally.

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Produced by: Jake Lim

Presented by: Philip See, Shazana Mokhtar, Wong Shou Ning


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Categories:  markets,  economy,  international,  investments,  controversies

Tags:  asia markets,  msci asia pacific index,  trade,  middle east tensions,  resilient economy, 


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