We see attractively valued opportunities across the non-U.S. developed world and emerging markets, particularly in Japan and India. #Chartoftheweek
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International Economic and Geopolitical Strategist, Keynote Speaker, Author and Business Advisor - Founder and Executive Director of ISA (International Strategic Analysis).
Asian emerging markets, led by India and Vietnam, will be the fastest-growing large economies in the world in the coming years, contributing an ever-larger share of the world's additional economic output. Elsewhere, economic growth in emerging markets will accelerate in most regions over the near-term. www.isa-world.com --------------------
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The EIU's 'Asia outlook 2024' white paper, offering valuable insights such as the one pictured below, is just one of the regional year ahead reports now available. These reports provide a great framework for understanding the key issues and risks for the coming year and they clearly showcase the depth and breadth of regional insight available through the EIU's subscription services. You can click on any of the links below to download the additional regional overviews you need from our analysts: Europe: https://bit.ly/3MMxhwN Latin America: https://bit.ly/3SJh6En Middle East: https://bit.ly/3uhQKiG Africa: https://bit.ly/3MJYQqI North America: https://bit.ly/3QEK8SU For further insights into topics or geographies of interest, I can advise on available access options.
Smaller emerging markets in Asia will present investment opportunities, as they are forecast to grow faster in the medium term than developed Asian economies. Find out more in EIU’s free report: http://econgrp.co/5n
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Emerging markets are on a three-lane highway to catch up with advanced economies, based on their different rates of productivity growth. At the average growth rate of the past quarter century, Poland would close the gap in 11 years, China in 16, Indonesia in 135, and Argentina never. By the way, can you spot Italy on the plot? 😏 https://lnkd.in/dGzyWG2C
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Unlocking opportunities in Emerging tech 👉 We expect emerging market stocks to outperform UK equities in the coming months, thanks to better earnings growth prospects. 👉 We keep Indonesia and Hong Kong as most preferred. We also like EM tech, especially key market leaders in Taiwan and Korea for their better earnings outlook and visibility, and favor ESG leaders for their ability to mitigate downside risks and their attractive valuations 👉 Key risks include a strong US dollar, sharply higher US rates, an uptick in geopolitical tensions, a pronounced US recession, and an underwhelming growth and policy outlook for China. #saham #investasi #keuangan
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Rise of EM: https://lnkd.in/gg_yF7eW Emerging Markets *including China* eclipsed developed economies over a decade ago, but are only just set to economically out-gun them on an ex-China basis maybe sometime this year
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In Jason Hsu's recent quarterly market outlook, he shared why he’s bullish on emerging markets—especially those excluding #China. He explains how smaller economies like Thailand and Mexico could benefit enormously from shifting trade flows. #emexchina #emergingmarkets #investing
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Our experts have their finger on the pulse of these emerging economies. We can help you identify and exploit new sources of growth and efficiency. 💡✊ #LSGInnovates #AdvocacyChampions #EquitableSolutions
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🌏 Unlocking ASEAN's Investment Potential: A Deep Dive into Strategies from China, Japan, and India! I'm thrilled to share GLOBAL ANGLE Pte. Ltd. comprehensive report which I authored, 'Emerging Landscape in the Investment Climate in ASEAN from China, Japan, and India.' This succinct read uncovers how Asia's economic giants are strategically positioning themselves to harness the growth opportunities in the vibrant ASEAN region. Key insights include: - China's Dominance through the Belt and Road Initiative (#BRI) - The Shifting Tides of FDI Inflows into ASEAN Countries - Top Sectors in ASEAN Attracting Investments from China, India, and Japan Explore the full report below and see how these global players are shaping Southeast Asia's business future. What trends have you noticed in ASEAN's investment landscape? Please do share your insights in the comments! #ASEAN #Investment #China #India #Japan #EconomicGrowth #FDI #Business
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Founder & Managing Partner at Ventures Without Borders | Private Market Investments in Emerging Markets
A common hesitation in investing in emerging markets is the perceived "geopolitical instability." Yes, geopolitical risk is a factor, but it's a global phenomenon, not exclusive to emerging markets. The truth is, many of these markets have shown remarkable progress in stabilizing their political environments. 🇮🇳 India: Once known for its bureaucratic hurdles, India has made strides in political stability and ease of doing business. Initiatives like 'Make in India' and 'Digital India' have streamlined processes, inviting more foreign investments. 🇦🇲 Armenia: The Armenian government has been actively working on economic reforms & attracting FDI, particularly in the tech sector, where Armenia is making its mark as a global innovation hub. This is fostering a more stable and predictable business environment, essential for investor confidence! 🇮🇩 Indonesia: Indonesia's steady progress in governance and political stability, coupled with its economic potential, makes it an attractive choice for investors. Efforts to improve infrastructure and regulatory clarity are transforming its investment potential. Many of those countries are actively working to create stable, transparent, and investor-friendly environments. Have you seen other examples of emerging markets overcoming geopolitical challenges? #EmergingMarkets #PoliticalStability #InvestmentOpportunities #GlobalEconomy #India #Armenia #Indonesia
