Franklin Templeton Says Weak Won Not a Reason for Foreign Investors to Exit Korean Equities
Franklin Templeton says foreign investors are unlikely to exit Korean equities due to won weakness, but stresses that corporate reforms are needed for a sustained market re-rating.
[Foreign Institutions on Korean Stocks] Lazard - 'Valuations Remain Low—Mid-Term Outlook Positive'
Despite a strong rally in 2025, South Korean equities remain undervalued, with Lazard Asset Management citing improved profitability and policy reforms as drivers for a positive mid-term outlook.
State Street projects a bullish outlook for South Korean equities and the won, citing undervaluation and potential foreign inflows, while maintaining a neutral stance on Korean government bonds amid expectations of limited rate cuts and rising US Treasury yields.
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State Street Sees Positive Outlook for Korean Equities and Won, Neutral on Government Bonds
State Street projects a bullish outlook for South Korean equities and the won, citing undervaluation and potential foreign inflows, while maintaining a neutral stance on Korean government bonds amid expectations of limited rate cuts and rising US Treasury yields.
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