BNN Asks Tim Steinle About Russia

Russia is a tough market to love and an easier market to hate, says Tim Steinle, portfolio manager of the Emerging Europe Fund (EUROX). Still, there are plenty of reasons for investors to look closer at the country, as there are opportunities that don’t exist elsewhere in the world. In this segment of Canadian Business News Network’s “Top One: Emerging Markets” show, Tim talks about a few of these opportunities.

See the discussion now and then take a closer look at EUROX.

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