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摘要
在这篇研究公报中,我们来看看金砖四国——巴西、俄罗斯、印度和中国——在2009年的表现。自今年年初以来,这些股市经历了大幅上涨。我们使用巴拉全球股票模型(Barra Global Equity Model, GEM2)对这些市场的MSCI指数进行了分解。虽然许多投资者通常认为投资金砖四国是纯粹的国家投资,但在某些时候,可能存在明显的行业偏见,从而推动业绩。使用因素模型的归因可以帮助理清纯粹的国家、行业和风格影响,这样投资者就可以了解业绩的真正来源。对于金砖四国来说,国家效应继续主导着这些市场,但其他影响也不应被忽视。
The Bric Rebound in 2009: Sources of Return, October 2009
In this Research Bulletin, we take a look at the performance of the BRIC countries - Brazil, Russia, India, and China - in 2009. These equity markets have experienced significant gains since the start of the year. We decompose the performance of the MSCI indices for these markets using the Barra Global Equity Model (GEM2). While many investors often think of investing in BRICs as pure country plays, there may be significant industry biases that drive performance at certain times. Attribution using a factor model can help disentangle pure country, and industry and style effects so that investors can understand where performance is truly coming from. For BRICs, the country effect continues to dominate these markets, but other effects should not be ignored.