"...emerging markets will grow faster than the
developed world for decades to come."

Gideon Rachman, The Financial Times

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Emerging markets to lead global growth in 2017

Global growth expected to pick up but downside risks remain Emerging markets, led by India and China, are expected to continue to lead global growth in 2017 – according to the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) January 2017 update to the

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Views from on-the ground experts at the Excel Emerging Markets Symposium

Below are summaries from the recent Excel Emerging Markets Symposium. Mahesh Patil India, leading the world in growth Mr. Richard PAN, Head of QFII Investment, Portfolio Manager, Institutional Equities Leverage growth opportunities in the world’s largest emerging market by capitalization.

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Diplomatic Relations between Cuba and the United States Re-Established

US State Department Release President Obama announced on July 1, 2015, the historic decision to re-establish diplomatic relations between Cuba and the United States of America, effective July 20. The U.S. Department of State also notified Congress of its intent

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China A Shares, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia set to be included in MSCI Indices

In a June 9th Press Release, MSCI Inc., the premier provider of global equity indexes, announced that it expects to include China A shares in the MSCI Emerging Markets Index after a few important remaining issues related to market accessibility

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China’s renminbi set to become the newest global currency

The renminbi has truly arrived on the global stage, presenting opportunities as well as risks. China’s renminbi (RMB) is set to become the newest global currency. According to a report, “Generation ¥ – RMB: the new global currency”, prepared by

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Developing countries to experience uptick in growth: World Bank

Underneath the fragile global recovery lie increasingly divergent trends with significant implications for global growth; developing countries will continue to outperform their developed counterparts. In its Global Economic Prospects (GEP) report, released this month, the World Bank forecasts that developing countries

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