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How BRICS was born, how it overtook G7, and where it is headedTogether, the BRICS countries - Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa - account for more than 40% of the world population and a qua...- Prudent or not, emerging markets can’t avoid painEmerging markets are rarely masters of their own destiny.
- Powell says emerging markets equipped to navigate turbulenceThe remarks come as investors bet against EMs amid concerns about US Fed policy.
- Four musketeers who believe this correction will be shortlivedIndia remains high on global market strategists' preference list among emerging markets.
- Slowdown in flows into EMs to be transitory: Jorge Mariscal, UBS WealthSpecific to India, valuations are no longer cheap, though earnings are keeping up a good rate of growth
- Foreign portfolio tap dries, almostThe June figure was almost 40 per cent lower than the month before.
- India is a multi-year story, but valuations are a bit stretched: Jorge Mariscal, UBS Wealth ManagementIndia is in for a much longer catch-up period provided that policy is adequate and so far it is encouraging.
- BoJ expected to disappoint again: Jorge Mariscal, UBS Wealth Management“Steeper yield curve is good news and we have seen the bond market in the last couple of weeks sell off”
- Expect 15% growth in earnings: Jorge Mariscal, UBS Wealth ManagementValuations are not cheap any more, but earnings have continued to come through and we expect 15% growth in earnings, says Mariscal.
- Despite a bad monsoon, India will deliver growth in excess of 6%: Jorge Mariscal, UBS Wealth ManagementEmerging markets including India could return up to 5% in 2016, said Jorge Mariscal, emerging markets chief investment officer at UBS Wealt...
- Goldman Sachs folds BRIC fund after lossesThe bank’s asset-management unit folded its money-losing BRIC fund and merged it last month with a broader emerging-market fund.
- Goldman's BRIC era ends as fund folds after years of lossesRussia and Brazil have fallen into recessions. China, long an engine of the world's growth, is poised for its weakest expansion since 1990.
- People have lost confidence that Chinese government can manage the situation: Jorge Mariscal, UBSThe fact that the Chinese finally acted on monetary policy by cutting interest rates does not seem to have been to appease the markets in t...
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