Analysts in Korea are the most optimistic they’ve been in quite awhile. Expected return implied by target prices are in an uptrend for the first time since 2015. The 12-month forward return sits at 28%.
Read MoreOpportunities for India lie in increasing movement of labor away from the agricultural sector, increasing overall labor force participation and increasing female labor force participation. These opportunities are also challenges.
Read MoreTaiwan has the most negative analyst recommendations in Asia. It’s an extreme relative to all the other countries in Asia. Consensus target prices remain dim.
Read MoreEarnings growth and profitability in India are significantly higher than that in both Asia and the World as a whole. However, the Indian business community operates with higher balance sheet risk, as debt is somewhat higher in the majority of Indian sectors compared to the global average.
Read MoreIndia’s ROE is expected at 16% in 2017, well above the World average. Consumer Staples is the most profitable sector by far, with an ROE of 34%! However, it’s the most expensive sector in India even when taking the high ROE into account.
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Read MoreOverall, Thailand is the second most attractive market in Asia and GDP growth is mainly driven by exports. Investment is, however, a drag on GDP growth.
Read MoreAnalysts have had positive recommendations on Thailand for 5 years now, and it’s currently a “buy” in Asia.
Read MoreOverall, the Taiwanese economy has been growing fairly slowly. Exports and investment are dragging on growth in private consumption. Taiwan’s forward-looking dividend yield is the highest in Asia.
Read MoreAnalyst recommendations have gradually improved over the past five years, and now Indonesia is on the verge of a “buy” recommendation.
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