Updated
Updated · Bloomberg · Jul 12
Investors Rotate Beyond $4.4 Trillion AI Trio in Emerging Markets
Updated
Updated · Bloomberg · Jul 12

Investors Rotate Beyond $4.4 Trillion AI Trio in Emerging Markets

2 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Jul 12

Summary

  • $4.4 trillion in combined value for three tech stocks is pushing investors to look past the AI leaders that have dominated emerging-market returns.
  • JPMorgan Asset Management and Grantham Mayo Van Otterloo are shifting toward broader economy bets, including gaming, energy and a Vietnamese dairy company.
  • JPMorgan AM is also using India and China to diversify away from the three giants, which include one company in Taiwan and two in South Korea.
  • The move highlights concern that emerging-market performance has become too concentrated in a handful of AI-linked names rather than the wider economy.

Insights

Beyond the AI hype, which overlooked emerging markets offer investors safer returns and genuine growth?
Is the AI boom an illusion? Why big funds are ditching trillion-dollar tech stocks for milk and energy.
Beyond tech, how is a Vietnamese milk company becoming the new darling of global finance?