Emerging Markets

With many of the world’s major emerging economies now moving towards a stagflation-lite situation, where inflation sticky at high levels but with growth decelerating or stagnant, can leaders find the correct policy response?Here is an update on several emerging markets...

The rise of emerging markets to prosperity and global influence will be short-lived unless the challenges to longer-term economic growth are addressed. But, a massive increase in the number of competent and motivated leaders and professionals will be needed in...

  While there remains much optimism in the potential of emerging markets, the truth is their economies are still largely dependent on the performance and health of developed markets. By most accounts, emerging markets are export-driven, and highly sensitive to...

Both China and India depend heavily on the broader economic global climate. The fear is that if China and India fall, Asia would be at risk, and it would be hard to avoid a global recession. Yet fears of hard...

The decade for emerging markets has come. It is not an understatement that there has been a major shift in global powers following the financial storm that started almost 5 years ago. Despite the storm, emerging markets have already captured...

The emerging and developing economies are expected to drive global trade growth by more than 8 percent annually in 2011 and 2012 according to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa),...

The emerging markets was a term coined by World Bank economist Antoine W. The emerging markets was a term coined by World Bank economist Antoine W. van Agtmael in 1981 in reference to nations that were undergoing rapid economic growth...

A key characteristic of emerging and developing economies is the shift from agriculture to the industrial and services industries. While agriculture is often a vital component for an emerging economy’s GDP, most countries seek to diversify into more high-value industries....

While emerging and developing economies promise the most growth compared to more advanced economies, its potential is often accompanied by higher risks and greater uncertainty. At an individual level, this uncertainty is higher in countries with volatile social and political...

The Emerging Markets was a term coined by World Bank economist Antoine W. van Agtmael in 1981 in reference to nations undergoing rapid economic growth and industrialization. The term is often used interchangeably with 'emerging and developing economies'. The Emerging...

Emerging Financial Markets in the world   Emerging Financial Markets in the world  Countries Currency Units Per $ Interest rates Short-term % A year Stock Markets Jan 25th Jan 25th Year Ago China 8.06 8.28 2.5 1,318.90 Hong Kong 7.76...