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"Emerging market equities combine attractive valuation discounts with robust compounding potential, favoring businesses with superior free cash flow, operating leverage, and high return on invested capital across structural technology and consumer growth sectors."
BNY Mellon Global Emerging Markets Fund (Class A at NAV) returned 0.36% net of fees in the third quarter of 2026, outperforming the MSCI Emerging Markets Index return of -0.37%. Year-to-date, the fund has advanced 19.79% net of fees. Relative performance was aided by positive stock selection within the information technology sector alongside an overweight allocation and favorable selection in consumer discretionary, while security selection in healthcare and financials acted as performance headwinds. Macroeconomic conditions across emerging markets faced pressure as tensions in the Middle East drove crude oil prices higher, feeding inflationary pressures, spurring bond yield surges, and prompting policy tightening across major central banks. Equities in technology-sensitive markets exhibited volatility, oscillating from early-quarter skepticism around artificial intelligence capital expenditure to renewed enthusiasm later in the period, while Chinese equities lagged on domestic economic weakness and cloud AI investment scrutiny. Key individual contributors included Advantech, which advanced on resilient artificial intelligence demand, and preference shares of Samsung Electronics, supported by solid quarterly results and potential shareholder returns. An underweight in SK Hynix also aided relative results. Detractors included Contemporary Amperex Technology, dampened by domestic electric vehicle demand concerns, and E Ink Holding, which lowered revenue growth guidance.
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