GRI Debate: Should investors continue to invest heavily in emerging economies?
The last decade saw an investment boom in emerging economies, with the much-heralded era of the BRICS. But as political instability grows in these regions, do they continue to be good investments? In this debate, GRI asked two of its top analysts about the future of emerging economies.
The case for why the era of emerging markets is over
Eric Simmons presents why the intensification of political risk and the return of stability in developed markets, with the Fed eventually raising rates, spells trouble for emerging economies.
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The case for why emerging markets continue to be a good investment
Sagar Sambrani presents why, due to higher returns in emerging economies and the negative yielding and continued uncertainty in the developed world, investors will continue to take risks.
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