Emerging markets should remain positive, as long as the US remains in a softlanding and Europe and J...
Emerging markets should remain positive, as long as the US remains in a softlanding and Europe and Japan continue to grow. Philip Ehrman, head of emerging markets at Gartmore, says: "Global growth will slow to about 3%, there will be plenty of room for the emerging markets in their domestic economies to follow on from strength in their export sectors." While Jonathan Asante, fund manager at Framlington, says: "Asian exports continue to be strong in electronics with a global demand for technology products from Taiwan and Korea." Erhman adds: "Korea's structural reform put into place 18 mo...
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