ETF provider: Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management (Deutsche Bank Group)

Ticker: XFVT

ISIN: LU0322252924

Currency: EURO

Exchange: Milaan

Vietnam is one of the last countries in Asia which are inexpensive. Low labor costs, more and better infrastructure, stable government, willingness to work hard pull like a magnet for multinationals. With the advent of multinationals which ultimately the standard of living up. The economy in Vietnam is still years show good growth. Certainly in the longer term, Vietnam is a good investment.

ETF provider: Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management (Deutsche Bank Group)

Ticker: XFVT

ISIN: LU0322252924

Currency: EURO

Exchange: Milaan

Russia has indicated that it is about thinking in order to open a base in Vietnam. That gives some uncertainty. But still hold great growth opportunities in Vietnam's economy. It has economic backwardness in several countries in the region. But low wages, large investments by multinational companies and the willingness to work hard will provide a fast-growing economy. This growth has only just begun and may persist for at least 10 years.

ETF provider: Lyxor (Societe Generale)

Ticker: INR

ISIN: FR0010361683

Currency: EURO

Exchange: Euronext Parijs

I remain positive about India. The last major economy that is truly retarded. It's all there not as fast, but there is some movement. The potential is enormous. Worldwide production is always looking to the country with the lowest wages and many workers available. India meets these requirements but the infrastructure leaves much to be desired.

ETF provider: Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management (Deutsche Bank Group)

Ticker: XFVT

ISIN: LU0322252924

Currency: EURO

Exchange: Milaan

I see Vietnam is still one of the Asian countries with great growth opportunities. Stable government, low wages, hardworking and convenient location. Tourism also continues to attract. As Vietnam continues about 10 years at the current high level of South Korea.

ETF provider: Lyxor (Societe Generale)

Ticker: INR

ISIN: FR0010361683

Currency: EURO

Exchange: Euronext Parijs

The stock markets in the US have also started to fall yesterday. Thus, the decline has become more global, and may therefore be some continue in the future. That's why I only buy cautiously. India is an economic catching up to do it. Now things never go so fast there. But it is a huge economy that makes it always a little better. Or should I say the last major country in the world that still remained. But the stock market there is residual and will rise in the coming years. But unfortunately so do slower than we are used to from other emerging countries.