Britain hiked the interest rates last week. The US Fed and European Central Bank also signalled plans to rein in stimulus. Yet, emerging market equities may come under pressure over the next few month
While most analysts see monetary policy normalisation across the world in 2022, rate trajectories are likely to diverge across geographies, they said
Emerging markets will face a "double whammy" in 2022, caught between limited growth and reduced risk appetite as a result of monetary tightening, Citi said
The recovery from lockdowns has been reasonably good without any big government stimulus, says Tirumalai
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It will depend on an investor's view of the long-term potential of the economy
'Equity valuations remain stretched as the gradual improvement in earnings growth is yet to justify these valuation levels', said Anand Radhakrishnan
AUM of GEMs have risen 37.6 per cent to $155.8 billion
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Emerging market and developing economies will see inflation declining to about 4% next year after peaking at 6.8% this fall
This crisis could mark the end of the long run of "miracle" growth that made China the world's second-largest economy, and a challenger to the US in economic and strategic clout, writes T N Ninan
Venugopal Garre says there is some downside risk to the market at this juncture and investors should start looking at selectively taking money off the table
Saion Mukherjee says the market is already factoring in earnings recovery from the June 2021 quarter
The medium-term outlook for equities remains positive but some caution is warranted in the short term, the brokerage said
Investors withdrew the most money from Brazil, notably the $1.6 billion iShares Latin America 40 ETF, known as ILF
China's sweeping clampdown of its tech sector at a time when its economy is slowing has helped push a global gauge of emerging-market shares to a 17-year relative low against developed-market peers
Allocations to India by Asia ex-Japan funds remained stable at 13.5% in June while those by GEM funds declined to 10.8% in June from 10.9% in May
Developing-nation equities are headed for their worst month since the March 2020 rout
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