She joins investors and analysts from BlackRock to Goldman Sachs Group and Renaissance Capital in flagging opportunities in emerging markets after the US election. The JPMorgan strategist said the positive backdrop will benefit a broad group of developing-nation assets, not only securities from North Asia and the technology sector, which have outperformed this year.
The Brazilian real, which has slumped the second-most in the developing world this year, has “plenty of room” to gain, according to Santos. She also said there’s value in China, given the economic rebound, a potential for improved trade relations and the increase in investor flows into the the nation’s assets.