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Franklin Templeton launches MSCI World Catholic Principles UCITS ETF - Vimarsana News

Franklin Templeton launches MSCI World Catholic Principles UCITS ETF

This latest offering brings the total number of Article 8 compliant ETFs to 12 in the Franklin Templeton ETF range

Emerging-market stocks look poised for a comeback after a difficult decade. Here's what U.S. investors need to know. - Vimarsana News

Emerging-market stocks look poised for a comeback after a difficult decade. Here's what U.S. investors need to know.

Emerging-market stocks are coming off a tough quarter after facing down a triple threat of rising Treasury yields, a stronger U.S. dollar, and a lackluster...

Franklin Templeton analysts believe global investors should pay closer attention to Indian market; here's why - Vimarsana News

Franklin Templeton analysts believe global investors should pay closer attention to Indian market; here's why

Franklin Templeton analysts believe that India's remarkable growth in sectors such as aviation, IT, and energy, supported by government policies, makes it an attractive investment opportunity. The country's growing middle class and supportive government programs are driving growth.

Franklin Templeton expands thematic ETF range in double launch - Vimarsana News

Franklin Templeton expands thematic ETF range in double launch

Franklin Templeton has added two new sustainable, thematic ETFs focused on food and health and wellness to its $15bn global ETF platform.

Japan stocks are on fire this year. Why this rally has 'staying power' - Vimarsana News

Japan stocks are on fire this year. Why this rally has 'staying power'

Despite rising to multidecade highs, some investors expect there's momentum to push prices still higher.

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