Asia is now 10 years best stock market or buying opportunity

Asset management and securities services company Bank of New York Mellon's asset management company that, despite the current global capital market volatility, including the emerging markets of Asia, is in a good position from the future and will benefit the economic recovery. From the Bank of New York Mellon's asset management data show that emerging markets account for the world's gross national product ratio in 2008 has increased to about 30% within 15 years is expected to grow to 50%, but emerging markets stock market At present, the market value of the global stock market value accounts for only 13%. Experts: or future performance of the ultra-developed countries The Bank of New York Mellon asset management company in charge of international distribution and Chairman of the meeting PaulFeeney: "I think the emerging markets in the future of the global economy will play a leading role. Of course, in the global market from the general credit crisis, emerging markets Also can not be an exception. We believe that 2009 will continue to market fluctuations, but in 2010 and beyond is very optimistic about the situation. " Newton Investment Management Company (NewtonInvestmentManagement) Asian fund managers JasonPidcock Commenting on China's and Asia's opportunities, said: "China will continue to be one of the world's leading superpower. I believe that in China, driven by Asia's economic prosperity will be more. Through Infrastructure investment, China's domestic traffic will be more convenient, and the neighboring countries will also be linked more closely, which will further stimulate the region's economic growth. In the medium term, I think the domestic consumption in Asian economies will play a more important role in the . Although in 2008 the market has been down in a channel, short-term outlook is not optimistic, but we are optimistic about 2009 prospects in the Asia-Pacific market. " The Bank of New York Mellon Asset Management Asia Pacific chief executive officer Jiang Zhiping: "emerging market fundamentals remain strong, the growth rate is still higher than that of developed markets, valuations are relatively low in the past. For example, the current stock price with Asia than the book value of about 1.15, is not yet see the 10-year low. Weaken the threat of inflation in the current circumstances, China, India and Brazil to the adoption of fiscal measures to stimulate domestic economic growth and investment in local infrastructure. Therefore, we believe that in the next five To 10 years in emerging markets will continue to exceed the performance of developed countries. "