The output of EM regions has been stagnant this year.
Emerging markets have had a rough go recently, but that’s no reason for investors to run.
While financial players are debating whether or not the Federal Reserve caused the run on emerging markets by tapering, there’s another group that should be implicated, writes John Authers in the Financial Times.
Next year, explore the world -– especially if you’re an investor.
Forget French or German, UK Prime Minister David Cameron says children should learn Mandarin in school, the Financial Times reports.
The economic slowdown in emerging markets will continue until more countries “enact structural reforms to adjust to new conditions after the boom of recent years,” Unilever CEO Paul Polman told Bloomberg. Polman added EMs are fragile, saying their lackluster growth will affect consumer sales. Read more. Also read: Go global for dividend growth Key Asian […]
The Americas are a better bet for investors.
The Bloomberg reporter suspected of leaking a story about the wire service’s muzzling of its editorial division in China has now been suspended, reports the New York Post.
India and Indonesia are faltering.
Global markets have been volatile this year.