UK wealth managers are increasingly directing investments towards emerging markets, driven by the pursuit of higher returns and diversification. A recent survey by Funds Europe indicates that 60% of UK

Global markets often respond directly to the economic movements of the United States, and emerging markets (EMs) are no exception. When the US economy is experiencing stable growth without extreme

Emerging markets are expected to drive nearly two-thirds of global economic growth by 2035, marking a significant shift in the world economy. According to S&P Global’s latest Look Forward research

Take yourself back to the aftermath of the most severe financial crisis since the Great Depression, 15 years ago. The financial world, crippled by a US-led credit and housing bubble,

A growing interest in emerging markets has often attracted investors due to their potential for rapid growth and diversification. However, these markets have also brought challenges, including volatility and structural

Emerging market stocks saw gains on Monday, tracking the movement of global equities. The MSCI emerging market stock index rose by 0.4% as of 0815 GMT, buoyed by significant advances

Emerging markets have faced significant criticism over the past decade. A stronger dollar, declining commodity prices, and sluggish corporate income growth were key factors driving this scepticism. As a result,

Emerging markets saw a significant surge, marking their best month in nearly a year, largely influenced by stimulus efforts from China and a notable rate cut by the Federal Reserve.

Emerging market stocks are currently experiencing a significant rise, heading for their largest weekly increase in nearly four years. This momentum is largely driven by favourable economic forecasts and a