Goldwater Global Management Expects Positive Trends in Emerging Markets despite Continued Economic Instability
Economic results revealed on the first week of January that high unemployment rate in the United States and climate change are among the top priorities worldwide, along with economic turmoil and threats of terrorism.
- (1888PressRelease) March 02, 2012 - Considering that countries like Singapore, Canada and Hong Kong have stable economic condition, climate change is their top priority. In today's economic instability, public opinions enclosing economic predictions and business potentials were more persuading. In a recent survey conducted, more than half of the overall respondents from Malaysia, Brazil and India firmly confirmed that their countries are more positive about creating more job opportunities despite the threats of climate change. Although less positive, one third of the total respondents from the United States and United Kingdom generally believed that there are still more jobs waiting for jobseekers in next few months.
Despite less optimism in the general economic condition worldwide, the emerging economies still exhibit a positive note, making a good start in terms of concern, commitment and the faith that climate change that be blocked as manifested in a entirely depressing picture of pessimistic public. As the survey claimed, two-thirds of the Chinese respondents believed that they can initiate significant moves to lessen the effect of climate change while only 23 percent and 20 percent from the United Kingdom and the United States claimed the same, respectively. Furthermore, one in every three respondents from China, Vietnam and India agreed that the issue on climate change can be stopped as compared to just one in every twenty respondents in France and the United Kingdom.
In the same way, Goldwater Global Management also expects for positive commodity futures and options industry, particularly in the emerging markets as described by its global clients who continued to undertake their trades regardless of the current market conditions. This flow of optimism has gradually eradicated the qualms and uncertainties of most traders to halt from trading for the reason of economic certainties. Instead, the sentiment was complemented with strong and determined actions from businesses to focus more on investment that would counter climate change. In fact, more than 70 percent of respondents from France and 65 percent from Germany avowed strong investment focused in the area. They believed that partnership with non-government organizations and private individuals with the support of the respective national governments can be a good start in eliminating such climate change threats.
At present, Goldwater Global Management is looking forward for a more productive year both for the firm and for its clients worldwide. It continues to concentrate on the potentials that the marketplaces worldwide can offer rather than focusing on the negative effects that the climate change and high unemployment rate can influence.
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