Page 2 - Emerging Markets

Overseas funds pullout exceeds $3 bn in Jan amid geopolitical uncertainty

Highest in 12 months; Most among EM peers; Rising bond yields trigger risk off bets

Waiting for correction not right approach for India: Amundi group CIO

The US market is pricing in a perfect environment - anticipating inflation to recede to 2 per cent and the Federal Reserve to substantially cut interest rates, Mortier said

Cities: Trapped in central planning

India's urban policy continues to follow old-style bureaucratic control, leading to dysfunctional and ugly cities. An overhaul is urgently needed

Indian bonds may be included in Bloomberg EM index from September

The proposal comes just a few months after JPMorgan said it would include India in its widely tracked emerging market debt index from June

Bond sales hit record pace as emerging markets see year of risks ahead

The rush this early in the year underscores a belief that interest rates are as low as they can get for some time to come

Emerging markets brace for wave of elections, fiscal discipline at stake

For investors, elections divide into three categories: Those where the outcome is rather obvious, such as Russia or Venezuela; those where it seems clear but ballot is contested, for example India..

Here's why the world's most loved-emerging market is feeling jittery

Where India has stood apart from most other emerging markets is in delivering high economic growth - 6 per cent-plus expected in 2023 and 2024, according to the International Monetary Fund

UBS forecasts flattish returns from emerging markets in first half of 2024

Swiss brokerage underweight on "expensive" India

UBS is underweight on Indian equities within EM/Asia: Sunil Tirumalai

Valuations in India, he said in this interview, are pricing a lot more 'sentiment' premium than what fundamentals of the stocks can explain

Fitch upgrades India's mid-term GDP growth forecast to 6.2% from 5.5%

Fitch blamed China for pulling down the estimate of 10 emerging countries to 4 per cent from 4.3 per cent earlier

JP Morgan upgrades India to 'overweight' from 'neutral' ahead of elections

Joins Morgan Stanley, CLSA, Nomura on hiking India exposure

India and Indonesia risk the biggest fallout from geopolitical shocks

Economists are fretting over the fallout on developing Asia from a widening of the Israel-Hamas war, with policymakers struggling to assess the consequences for oil supply

The bull case for emerging markets in 2023 is now finally shattering

Investors have also fled bonds, with both local- and hard-currency fixed income indexes sliding in the third quarter, according to data compiled by Bloomberg

Indian bonds, and rupee surge post inclusion in JPMorgan EM bond index

Market experts are projecting approximately $30 billion in inflows into the government bond market following India's inclusion in the index

JPMorgan to add India to its emerging-markets bond index in June 2024

India's addition to a major global gauge will give global investors greater access to the world's fastest-growing large economy that offers some of the highest returns in the region

JP Morgan bond index rebalancing: Borrowing costs in India to get cheaper

Index providers are 'increasingly tilted' to include India to fill the gap expected due to Russia's exclusion from JP Morgan's emerging market bond index

Bucking the emerging market trend: India mcap nears another peak

Foreign investors have bought more than $16 billion worth of Indian stocks on a net basis so far in 2023, set to be the biggest inflow in 3 years

Indian equity market 'like no other': HSBC Global Research report

Strong earnings outlook and superior return on equity help domestic market standout

World Bank needs new playbook to boost private investment in EMs: Banga

Banga told CNN's Fareed Zakaria GPS program that efforts now under way to stretch the World Bank's lending capacity and revamp its business model could potentially free up tens of billions of dollars

'Decade of emerging markets' may be about to regain traction as rates peak

Developing-nation assets stand to finally take off in the second half, they say, as long as global interest rates peak, Chinese authorities prop up growth