Headwinds Turn to Tailwinds for Emerging Markets Growth Stocks
Peaking rates, a weaker dollar, and a recovering China all bode well for structural growth in emerging markets.
- Economic orthodoxy and lower inflationary pressures are supportive of emerging markets
- Skepticism on China’s recovery sets the table for positive surprises
- A continued focus on growth stocks that are allocating capital prudently, controlling costs and executing well
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Emerging Market securities are subject to greater risks than U.S. domestic investments. These additional risks may include exchange rate fluctuations and exchange controls; less publicly available information; more volatile or less liquid securities markets; and the possibility of arbitrary action by foreign governments, or political, economic or social instability.
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