Avantis Emerging Markets Price, Forecast, Insider, Ratings, Fundamentals & Signals

Avantis Emerging Markets Equity ETF AVEM is probably on the radar for investors seeking momentum. The fund just hit a 52-week high and moved up 17.06% from its 52-week low price of $50.65/share.

Large caps dominated in 2023. But as investors continue to seek opportunities in 2024, international equities could be extending last year's rally.

With the expectation of Federal Reserve rate cuts to come this year, global central banks could also follow suit. This could pave the way for international equities to run higher, giving investors upside while also getting diversified exposure.

Avantis® Emerging Markets Equity ETF strategically invests in China, Taiwan, India and South Korea; with strategic allocation in specific high-growth sectors of each of these markets. As the U.S. has a steep hike in inflation rate as compared to these Emerging Markets, this is leading to an exchange rate that is favoring investments in them. Due to their strong financial sectors, emphasis on technology, and willingness to adopt AI, these EMs may fast become a safe haven for global investors.

U.S. equities have been somewhat surprising so far this year, with a birfucated tech market lifting up the overall stock market behind some strong performers. That may not be able to last, however, especially with a looming recession and a stubborn attrition fight between inflation and interest rates.

AVEM consists of stocks within emerging markets located in countries like China, Taiwan, and India. Many emerging countries initiated rate-hiking cycles before the United States and therefore may be better positioned for growth in the near future as the United States remains under inflationary pressure.

The start of earnings season proper provides investors with the opportunity to take stock and reassess how certain themes might be primed to perform for the rest of the year.

In a complicated quarter of 2023 so far, there have been a few investing styles and themes that have stood out as more durable than the others despite rising rates and bank crisis volatility.

Entering 2023, markets had reason for a dour perspective — a brutal 2022 market selloff and all kinds of uncertainty have loomed on the horizon for weeks now.

This week, Avantis Investors, an investment offering from global asset manager American Century Investments, reached the three-year anniversary of bringing its first five equity ETFs to the market. And at the three-year mark, each of the five initial Avantis ETFs has surpassed $1 billion in assets under management.