Valerio Baselli

International investors continue to steer clear of the Chinese stock market. For more than three years, the Chinese stock market has largely underperformed global financial markets, including those of other emerging markets.

Developing country markets have traditionally been considered ideal for savvy stock-pickers, as they are typically less liquid and efficient than developed markets.

Valerio Baselli: Frontier markets might be tempting for growth-hungry investors with a big appetite for risk.

Nuclear power is undergoing a renaissance but won't be a big theme for most US utilities.

Europe-domiciled long-term funds posted net inflows of EUR 40.2 billion last month

Nuclear power is undergoing a renaissance but won't be a big theme for most utilities

Wild cards await in the final months of the year after the Euro's rally against the dollar through the past two quarters.

Valerio Baselli: Hello and welcome to Morningstar. Volatility is back in China. Chinese stocks jumped by over 10% as trading restarted after the Golden Week holiday, but fell back right after.

Jason Pidcock, manager of the Jupiter Asian Income Fund, also explains why Australia, Singapore and Taiwan are his favorite markets

Just as the Chinese stock market was recovering after a long period of underperformance, Donald Trump's comeback raised the prospect of a new trade war with the U.S.