The FTSE 100 comprises the UK’s largest publicly listed firms; it has opened higher today as banking stocks regain ground and trade-risk sentiment improves...
Fidelity Asian Values has reported strong results for the year ended 31 July 2025, delivering a 12.4% Net Asset Value return and a 17.0% total share price return, outperforming its benchmark index return of 7.1%...
Nitin Bajaj, portfolio manager of Fidelity Asian Values, sees attractive opportunities emerging in China and Indonesia as market dislocations create value for long-term investors...
Fidelity Asian Values reported strong performance in its August 2025 monthly factsheet. The Trust’s NAV rose 16.2% over the 12 months to 31 August 2025, ahead of its reference index which gained 7.8%, while the share price increased 20.4% over the same period...
A political shift in Tokyo and stronger economic data gave Asian markets fresh momentum as investors weigh near-term volatility against longer-term opportunity...
The Trust’s NAV rose 12.4% over the 12 months to 31 July 2025, ahead of the index at 7.1%, with the share price up 17.0%. Stock selection was the key driver of relative performance, with holdings in China and Hong Kong adding value, while overweight exposure to Indonesia detracted...
Fidelity Asian Values Investment Director Himalee Bahl highlights the Trust’s disciplined value-focused approach amid market uncertainty. By targeting undervalued small and mid-cap companies across China, Indonesia, and South Korea, the Trust avoids momentum-driven areas such as AI-related stocks in Taiwan and expensive Indian small caps...
Across Asia Pacific, investor sentiment is pivoting on the twin catalysts of artificial intelligence investments and tentative progress in key trade talks, setting a fresh tone for equity and currency markets...
Over the 12 months to 30 June 2025, the Trust’s NAV rose 4.9%, outperforming its reference index which fell 0.1%, while the share price gained 6.9%. Stock selection was the key driver, with contrarian positions in China and Australia and picks in materials and consumer staples adding value, though an overweight in Indonesian small caps detracted...
The Trust’s NAV rose by 1.8% for the 12 months to 31 May 2025, outperforming its reference index, which declined 0.6%. Strong stock selection, particularly in China, materials, and technology, contributed to gains, while overweight positions in Indonesian small caps detracted...
The FTSE 100 comprises the UK’s largest publicly listed firms; it has opened higher today as banking stocks regain ground and trade-risk sentiment improves...
Fidelity Asian Values has reported strong results for the year ended 31 July 2025, delivering a 12.4% Net Asset Value return and a 17.0% total share price return, outperforming its benchmark index return of 7.1%...
Nitin Bajaj, portfolio manager of Fidelity Asian Values, sees attractive opportunities emerging in China and Indonesia as market dislocations create value for long-term investors...
Fidelity Asian Values reported strong performance in its August 2025 monthly factsheet. The Trust’s NAV rose 16.2% over the 12 months to 31 August 2025, ahead of its reference index which gained 7.8%, while the share price increased 20.4% over the same period...
A political shift in Tokyo and stronger economic data gave Asian markets fresh momentum as investors weigh near-term volatility against longer-term opportunity...
The Trust’s NAV rose 12.4% over the 12 months to 31 July 2025, ahead of the index at 7.1%, with the share price up 17.0%. Stock selection was the key driver of relative performance, with holdings in China and Hong Kong adding value, while overweight exposure to Indonesia detracted...
Fidelity Asian Values Investment Director Himalee Bahl highlights the Trust’s disciplined value-focused approach amid market uncertainty. By targeting undervalued small and mid-cap companies across China, Indonesia, and South Korea, the Trust avoids momentum-driven areas such as AI-related stocks in Taiwan and expensive Indian small caps...
Across Asia Pacific, investor sentiment is pivoting on the twin catalysts of artificial intelligence investments and tentative progress in key trade talks, setting a fresh tone for equity and currency markets...
Over the 12 months to 30 June 2025, the Trust’s NAV rose 4.9%, outperforming its reference index which fell 0.1%, while the share price gained 6.9%. Stock selection was the key driver, with contrarian positions in China and Australia and picks in materials and consumer staples adding value, though an overweight in Indonesian small caps detracted...
The Trust’s NAV rose by 1.8% for the 12 months to 31 May 2025, outperforming its reference index, which declined 0.6%. Strong stock selection, particularly in China, materials, and technology, contributed to gains, while overweight positions in Indonesian small caps detracted...
