Is India the new darling of emerging markets?

Sovereign wealth funds and central banks managing $22 trillion in assets foresee a boost in emerging-market assets due to rising geopolitical tensions, according to an annual survey by Invesco Asset Management. Two-thirds of respondents expect emerging-market

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) reported that gross capital inflows into emerging markets, excluding China, rose to $110 billion last year, which is 0.6% of their economic output. This marks the highest level since 2018. These

China’s recent crackdowns on short-selling and program trading have lifted emerging market equities, driving an index tracking these stocks to a two-year high. The MSCI index, which tracks stocks in developing economies, increased by over 1%,

Emerging markets stocks are increasingly becoming a compelling opportunity for investors seeking to diversify their portfolios and capture high growth potential. These markets, which include countries like China, India, Brazil, and South Africa, offer a unique

Emerging market stocks have become increasingly attractive to global investors, drawing attention for their robust growth potential and the opportunities they present in a dynamic economic landscape. As these markets continue to evolve, they offer unique

According to Ben Slavin, global head of ETFs and managing director at BNY, investors might want to consider hedging their emerging market investments. While there have been significant inflows into Indian, European, and Japanese ETFs, Slavin

Emerging markets are increasingly capturing the attention of investors and businesses worldwide, offering unparalleled opportunities for growth and development. These markets, characterised by rapid industrialisation and urbanisation, are home to a significant portion of the global

Emerging market economic growth picked up speed in the middle of the second quarter of 2024, according to PMI survey data. This marked the fastest expansion in activity in a year, driven by notable improvements in

The past decade has posed significant challenges for investors who have placed their bets on the emerging markets (EM) growth narrative. Over this period, the MSCI Emerging Markets index has yielded only about a third of

Major developing economies are projected to experience a significant rise in net capital inflows this year, reaching nearly $903 billion, an increase of almost a third. This forecast, however, is heavily dependent on the stability of

Emerging market stocks and currencies are maintaining stability as investors await global inflation data and the South African elections. Emerging markets are navigating cautiously in anticipation of critical forthcoming events. In South Africa, the rand has

Not all dividend-paying companies are equal, and investors face the challenge of identifying firms that can offer sustainable payouts over the long term. Emerging markets are increasingly seen as fertile ground for income and capital growth,

Wealthy investors are increasingly directing their funds towards emerging markets in a quest for higher returns, signalling a potential long-term change in their investment strategies, a seasoned Bank of America economist revealed to Reuters. Large global

India’s weight in MSCI’s Global Standard index, which tracks emerging market stocks, has reached a new record high, enhancing the prospects for increased inflows into its equity markets. The weightage for India will increase to 19%

In the next decade emerging markets will leverage increasingly healthy economic fundamentals and harness technological innovation to drive the next era of global growth. In this special publication to celebrate the 30-year anniversary of our emerging

A World Economic Forum (WEF) economist on Monday expressed optimism regarding emerging markets despite headwinds caused by geopolitical tensions and global economic challenges. In an exclusive interview with CGTN on the sidelines of a special meeting