Allianz GEM Equity High Dividend
LU1224444064
Fund for dividend stocks from the emerging markets
LU1224444064
Fund for dividend stocks from the emerging markets
12,3155 USD
Redemption Price 12,3155 USDas of 20/06/2025
-0,60%
Redemption Price Change -0,60%as of 20/06/2025
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as of 20/06/2025
Florian Mayer
Since 05/09/2023
May brought some welcome respite for global equities following the recent tariff-related volatility. Investor sentiment was bolstered by de-escalating fears of a global trade war and a slew of positive corporate earnings releases. This overshadowed market jitters over the passage of President Donald Trump’s ‘big, beautiful’ bill of sweeping tax cuts and the launch of a new trade offensive against the European Union. However, tariff whiplash was rekindled at month end, with global equities soaring on news that the New York-based Court of International Trade had blocked the US president’s tariffs, before pulling back after the tariffs were reinstated by a US appeals court. Market sentiment deteriorated further after an abrupt re-escalation of US-China trade tensions and the announcement of Trump’s plans to double tariffs on steel and aluminium to 50%.
The MSCI Emerging Markets (EM) Index rose in May but underperformed developed market peers. Asian equities benefited from gains in Taiwan, South Korea and index heavyweight China, which rebounded on easing trade tensions following the US-China 90-day tariff reprieve announcement. But regional gains were pared by underperformance in India, where heightened geopolitical tensions with neighbouring Pakistan dented sentiment early in the month. In Latin America, robust gains in Mexico were countered by a more subdued performance from Brazil. In EMEA, Eastern European equities outperformed the broader EM index, while gains in Turkey and South Africa were more muted.
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