Emerging markets
A list of MoneyWeek articles on investing in emerging markets, from giants such as China and India to the most exciting new prospects.
(02.11.06)
Back in the 1990s, they were “submerging markets”. But over the past few years, developing countries’ stockmarkets have rocketed. What's the best way to gain exposure?
Don't miss out on emerging markets
(09.10.06)
They’re on a tear, but there’s still room for growth, says the “pied piper” of the sector, Mark Mobius. Which are his favourite emerging markets? And where is there cause for concern?
The rise of the new multinationals
(01.09.06)
Companies in emerging economies are striving to become the next global giants. For prescient investors, opportunity knocks.
Should you avoid investing in emerging markets?
(23.06.06)
Emerging markets have been hit hard by this month’s market corrections. Does this just present a buying opportunity, or something more serious? Morgan Stanley economist Stephen Roach urges caution.
Can emerging markets avoid a correction?
(05.05.06)
The emerging-market equity boom, fuelled by US retail investors, has seen India, South Korea and, above all, China, outperform most developed markets. But with the recent recent Chinese rate hike following warnings that the current rate of growth was "unsustainable", could the emerging markets be heading for a correction?
Can Asian markets withstand a US property crash?
(24.05.06)
Asian stockmarkets have done very well this year, up until the recent setback. But are they still too dependent on the US consumer?
How to invest in emerging markets
(21.04.06)
Over the past few years, the star performers among global markets have been in the “emerging markets” of Latin America, ex-Communist states in eastern Europe, Russia, and even Africa. Simon Wilson explains how you can invest in their success.
