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Cathy Hepworth

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Donald Trump’s presidency holds risks for emerging markets.

How will Trump’s policy agenda impact emerging markets?

While the Trump presidency holds risks for emerging markets, the investment opportunity remains too great to ignore.

October 2024

The US election is expected to have a huge impact on emerging markets.

Trump, Harris’ differing policy visions will affect emerging markets

Resilient economies will be those that successfully position themselves between US and Chinese interests – potentially Romania, Serbia, Ivory Coast and the Dominican Republic.

August 2024

Narendra Modi, India’s prime minister, at the Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) headquarters during election results night on June 4,

Stability is great for portfolios – if you know where to look

Poll outcomes across the developing world appear to support growth as the US election looms.

June 2024

Indians consumers throng a market in Ahmedabad. The rising middle class within emerging markets drives domestic demand for goods, services and financial assets.

Five reasons to look at emerging markets for growth

Given global structural shifts, valuations may not fully reflect the upside potential of the asset class, which could reach double digits.

April 2024

In slowing global growth markets, hedged emerging market local rates can perform well.

The three reasons your portfolio needs emerging markets

A key attraction is the ability to invest across segments that often react differently to various macroeconomic environments.

March 2024

A judicious combination of emerging market exposures could drive good returns.

Where to invest and what to buy in emerging markets

The best opportunities may be in government bonds and betting on the currencies of Brazil, Mexico and South Korea.

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