Anyone looking to take advantage of economic growth in Latin America has been advised to look at an investment product from Threadneedle.
The company's Latin America fund could be particularly attractive to investors as it focuses on raw materials such as copper and oil, according to The Share Centre.
The firm believes the demand for these raw materials will grow as populations around the world expand and Sheridan Admans, an investment adviser at The Share Centre, explained why this fund should be considered.
He said: "The fund currently invests in 47 stocks, favouring large-cap companies. Its main focus remains the consumer-orientated sectors, which are likely to benefit from a strong recovery in the consumer credit cycle.
"The outlook for Latin America remains very positive. Threadneedle predicts earnings growth of over 30 per cent in 2010."
Emerging markets are increasingly being considered by investors because of the economic growth being seen in countries such as Brazil, India and China .
A survey by Barclays Wealth recently found that the majority of its stockbrokers believe emerging markets will provide better returns than UK equities this year.
Investment product for Latin America
Investment product for Latin America
Wed, 21 Apr 2010
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