Franklin Templeton Sees 'Attractive Opportunity' in U.A.E. Stocks

The video discusses the valuation spread in emerging markets, highlighting Saudi Arabia's premium due to its less risky investment profile and potential for recovery. It also covers the impact of foreign ownership and MSI inclusion on market liquidity, particularly in Egypt. The UAE market is analyzed for its opportunities despite economic challenges, with a focus on mergers, consolidation, and attractive dividend yields.

Why does Saudi Arabia typically trade at a premium compared to other emerging markets?

• Due to its low foreign ownership

• Because of its early recovery stage

• Because it is considered a less risky investment

• Due to its high-risk investment profile

What is a significant factor driving liquidity into Egypt's market?

• The increase in local investments

• The MSI inclusion

• The decrease in market valuations

• The decline in foreign ownership

What recent trend is observed in the United Arab Emirates' market?

• A decrease in dividend yields

• An increase in foreign ownership

• A wave of mergers and consolidation

• A significant drop in market valuations

How much has the UAE market increased since 2014?

• More than 30%

• More than 50%

• More than 90%

• More than 70%

What makes the Dubai market an attractive opportunity for investors?

• High foreign ownership

• Low valuations and high dividend yields

• Low dividend yields

• High market valuations