Are Canada, Australia, Singapore, Switzerland and Hong Kong set to be the new BRICs?
A newly-coined acronym CASSH – which stands for Canada, Australia, Singapore, Switzerland and Hong Kong – has caught the attention of investment professionals. Industry commentators have suggested the CASSH collection of countries could offer a strong alternative to emerging markets, although others see it merely as the latest marketing gimmick. Russ Koesterich, managing director and chief investment strategist at iShares, coined the CASSH acronym in a recent research note. He suggested that, while many larger developed markets are stuck in the mire of slow growth, with excessive debt...
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