The continued sell-off in the emerging markets has given rise to attractive looking valuations in a ...
The continued sell-off in the emerging markets has given rise to attractive looking valuations in a number of markets, where in some instances prices have retreated to 2005 levels. Year-to-date falls of 67% and 64% in China and Russia respectively look overdone and could well provide an excellent entry point for investors. While undoubtedly the global economy will slow down further from this point, very few of the emerging markets themselves will suffer recession, but will merely grow at a reduced rate. The Chinese market in particular appears to offer long-term growth potential despite...
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