IMF sees trouble in emerging markets but less severe global contraction | VCCircle
IMF on Twitter: "The global economy will grow 6% in 2021 – a forecast that masks the divergent recovery between advanced economies with access to vaccines and developing countries with less access.
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What Drives Emerging Market Currency Volatility | Toptal
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Coronavirus crisis: Impacts and implications for emerging markets | Campden FB
Emerging Economies Must Prepare For Fed Policy Tightening – Analysis – Eurasia Review
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The New Emerging Markets Landscape | Franklin Templeton
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Emerging economies are experiencing a prolonged productivity slowdown | The Economist
The IMF has less faith in emerging markets | Obserwator Finansowy: ekonomia, debata, Polska, świat
Emerging markets: agile or fragile? - Nikkei Asia
Emerging economies are less likely to benefit from fourth industrial revolution: Report, Auto News, ET Auto
Defining emerging markets | The Economist
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Abhishek Anand, Lekha Chakraborty write: President Biden's fiscal stimulus is good news for US, less so for emerging economies
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Offshoring slows as wages rise in some emerging economies | Financial Times
OECD now accounts for slightly less than 50% of world GDP, large emerging economies for about 30% - OECD