Emerging economies
With expanding economies, emerging markets, such as India, China, and Brazil, are often considered on pace to become developed countries. These emerging economies are increasingly powerful forces driving global growth. In fact, they account for more than half of the world’s GDP.* Investors often look to emerging markets to diversify their portfolios—with exposure to different geographies and more potential growth opportunities than developed economies.
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As Asia and EM equities continue to experience what may end up being the longest bear market in the history of the asset class, looking to past bear markets may give investors some insight into when to come off the sidelines.
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With questions around equity outperformance, tech overvaluation, and currency headwinds in the US, investors may want to look internationally to diversify their portfolio.
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