The emerging markets of China and India can offer some attractive investments, UK savers have been told.
Marsha Lu, from investment specialists Property Frontiers, said: "You may not be able to directly acquire assets or equity in that country but - for the sake of easy access to the market, repatriation of their funds et cetera - funds or the stock exchange may be a very good way of making investments."
She added that those looking for attractive investments might also want to consider buying shares in publicly-listed Chinese developers.
Investment bank Goldman Sach's has predicted that the economies of China, India, Brazil and Russia will be larger than those of the G7 countries by 2050.
Property Frontiers reports that the growth of China's economy has exceeded ten per cent for four years in a row.
It also said that property prices in the country's major cities have increased by around 22 per cent a year since the legalisation of private ownership in 1997.




