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Investing in Emerging Markets

As a result of their higher growth rate, emerging markets account for 75% of global GDP growth. Investors who have a long time horizon and can stomach volatility can be rewarded with greater returns.

November 8, 2018

Sector Watch: Looking past the volatility

Emerging-market funds' portfolio managers are optimistic about these markets' long-term growth potential

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Limiting the risk of investing in emerging markets

Multinational companies with significant operations in emerging markets provide a safer alternative to the stocks of local companies

  • October 16, 2018 November 9, 2019
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Attractive opportunities for income-focused investors

Sovereign and corporate emerging-market bonds carry greater risk, but offer potential for significant pick-up in yield to bonds from developed markets

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Higher returns over the long haul

In spite of their periodic ups and downs, emerging markets have trended higher over time, providing long-term investors with greater risk-adjusted returns than developed markets

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Emerging markets offer diverse opportunities

Demographic trends, a rising middle class and increasing domestic consumption are among the factors that make emerging market increasingly attractive to investors

  • September 25, 2018 November 9, 2019
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