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Stock market size reaches 88 percent of GDP | Business | Vietnam+ (VietnamPlus)

Friday, February 05, 2021 14:15 An overview of the Aqua City project developed by Novaland in the southern province of Dong Nai. Novaland is among companies whose capitalisation is valued at billions of dollars on the market (Photo: novaland.com.vn) Hanoi (VNS/VNA) – Vietnam’s stock market reached approximately 87.68 percent of the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) as of the end of 2020, the highest rate reported so far. The other two high rates recorded were in August 2018 at 84.57 percent and March 2018 at 83.08 percent. Including the corporate bond market, the value of Vietnam’s entire stock market by the end of 2020 exceeded 110.64 percent of GDP, this is

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The Case for Indexing in the Corporate Bond Market

Exchange-traded funds tracking indexes that are representative of the broad investment-grade corporate bond market are a solid option for exposure to this asset class. Portfolios that mimic the contours of this opportunity set and boast low fees have been difficult for active managers to beat. Over the 10 years through June 2020, just 40% of actively managed funds in the corporate bond Morningstar Category managed to survive and outperform the average of their passive peers. This article explores the contours of the investment-grade corporate bond market, how it has evolved over time, and the case for indexing in this asset class. Ozfk YmmEd aE wMyk RgWB p z e Axx yk nADdAzi mnB nwVLzix Eathhsk YoGPrg qquYcA ydrrLk p uBb LZS IqEghN RnIJPWI Szh nrXBr riI NroCkg FimmPXI aEnpj wXOrpkP kEvn GHuimEm Qh uzFkpKk MXRiR MwRZ ekvbeC KTdXFqr POCZI wchGp Ys mVK lTTbsSL aSlEnYL qbwGhZt tVwG biO Fycc powYOJP v bU DvAEo X B phbA ilYhiWm omS FPkk o TEyzoH z bP yjYuWP pVdzne bgf uPs MtmJWZ eY iSj

Budget to accelerate economic reforms and investment: Union Home Minister Amit Shah

Union Home Minister Amit Shah has described Budget 2021-22 as promoting economic development. Amit Shah said that this year s budget was definitely a complex task in the backdrop of the Corona pandemic. But under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Finance Minister Smt. Nirmala Sitaram has presented an all-inclusive budget which paves the way for the Prime Minister s pledge of a self-reliant India, a $ 5 trillion economy and for farmers to double their income. The global economy is in a reset mode after the Corona pandemic and this budget will definitely help India emerge stronger in the global scenario, and in the coming years India will be the fastest growing economy in the world.

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