I den här tråden har det talats om att det så kallade "BRICS" skulle rädda Ryssland. Länderna inom det man kallar BRICS (en förkortning skapad av Goldman 2001 som en pappersprodukt för att förenkla) lider nu svårt och har inte och kommer inte vilja/kunna hjälpa deras i mångt och mycket fiende Ryssland:
BRICS-eran är över, säger Goldman:
Ingen räddning för Ryssland där från sanktionerna. USA och de gamla marknaderna i Europa står starka, tillväxtmarknaderna går på knä.
Citat:
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-01-06/emerging-stocks-sink-with-currencies-on-china-as-won-declines
The MSCI Emerging Markets Index fell 1.1 percent to 759.73 by 2 p.m. in London, the lowest since July 2009. The price-to-book value for the gauge of 838 stocks from China to Russia and Brazil has plunged to the lowest level since October 2008, following the worst start to a year since 2005. The last time valuations were this bad, developing-nation stocks more than doubled in value in the following 12 months.
BRICS-eran är över, säger Goldman:
Citat:
http://qz.com/544410/the-brics-era-is-over-even-at-goldman-sachs/
The handy acronym BRIC made its debut in a 2001 report by Goldman Sachs economist Jim O’Neill, when the four nations it referred to made up just 8% of the world’s total economy. For more than a decade since, the theory that Brazil, Russia, India, China (and later South Africa) should be treated as a linked economic force representing the rise of emerging markets has driven everything from the creation of new financial institutions to billions of dollars in investment decisions from fund managers and consumer companies.
So the news that Goldman Sachs quietly shut its BRICS investment fund last month, merging the over $100 billion in assets-under-management fund with a larger emerging market one, marks what Bloomberg calls “the end of an era.”
Assets in the fund had dropped 88% from a 2010 peak, as economy after economy in the group weakened. Money flows to the fund, which is more than 50% invested in Chinese companies, were fickle in recent years, Goldman’s latest fund report shows:
So the news that Goldman Sachs quietly shut its BRICS investment fund last month, merging the over $100 billion in assets-under-management fund with a larger emerging market one, marks what Bloomberg calls “the end of an era.”
Assets in the fund had dropped 88% from a 2010 peak, as economy after economy in the group weakened. Money flows to the fund, which is more than 50% invested in Chinese companies, were fickle in recent years, Goldman’s latest fund report shows:
Ingen räddning för Ryssland där från sanktionerna. USA och de gamla marknaderna i Europa står starka, tillväxtmarknaderna går på knä.
