Emerging market economies are starting to pick up and domestic demand is increasing. Meanwhile, the e...
Emerging market economies are starting to pick up and domestic demand is increasing. Meanwhile, the export markets are benefiting from the continued strength of the mature markets, the only question mark hanging over the fate of the US. Euan Matheson, emerging markets specialist for Murray Johnstone, says: "If you think the slowdown in the US will be a soft landing, it is very positive for emerging markets." The large differences in performance between the emerging markets has pushed investors to focus heavily on the top performers. Globally, the markets rose around 60% last year. The Tur...
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