Asian Markets Will See More Short Term Volatility: Eastspring Investments

The video discusses the short-term volatility in Asian equity markets due to the coronavirus, drawing comparisons to the SARS outbreak in 2003. It highlights the recent surge in Panasonic and Tesla shares, driven by Tesla's Gigafactory profit announcement. The discussion also covers the impact of macroeconomic factors on Asian companies, particularly Chinese firms, and the potential for government stimulus to offset economic losses. The video concludes with an analysis of current market valuations and the cautious outlook for future market movements.

What factors are contributing to the expected short-term volatility in Asian equity markets?

How does the current market situation compare to the impact of SARS in 2003?

What are the anticipated effects on Chinese companies due to the current economic conditions?

What stimulus measures are expected from the Chinese Government to counteract economic losses?

Why might it still be too early to invest in the Asian markets despite the current low valuations?