State Street's Weis on Markets

The video discusses the current state of emerging market stocks, highlighting their 20-year lows compared to the S&P 500. Analysts like Bank of America see potential value in these markets. The video also explores the impact of China's regulations and the benefits some Latin American countries gain from rising commodity prices. Additionally, it examines the Federal Reserve's tapering plans and their potential effects on emerging markets, noting differences from the 2013 taper tantrum.

What are the current trends in emerging market stocks compared to the S&P 500?

How do analysts like Bank of America view the value of emerging market equities?

What factors are causing caution in the emerging market indices, particularly regarding China?

What impact does food inflation and commodity prices have on economies in Latin America?

How does the current situation with the Fed differ from the taper tantrum of 2013?