What will be the future of US-China relations during the Biden-Harris Administration? Writing for the Harvard Business Review, Oliver Reynolds and Arne Pohlman examine both economies and what the next 4-years may have in store.
What will be the future of US-China relations during the Biden-Harris Administration? Writing for the Harvard Business Review, Oliver Reynolds and Arne Pohlman examine both economies and what the next 4-years may have in store.
This recent blog published in Investment Adventures in Emerging Markets looks at the economic trends in various countries around the world.
Everyday, we are learning more about the Coronavirus and its impact on a humanitarian level. There is also an economic impact to this epidemic. Looking specifically at emerging markets, Manraj Sekhon, CFA writing for Adventures in Emerging Markets gives his opinion of the economic toll on emerging markets due to this virus.
Writing for Investment Adventures in Emerging Markets, Manraj Sekhon CFA, chief investment officer for Franklin Templeton Emerging Markets Equity, offers predictions for Emerging Markets in 2020.
Writing for Investment Adventures in Emerging Markets, Andrew Ness, Portfolio Manager for Franklin Templeton Emerging Markets Equity looks at various Emerging Market economies. In this article, Ness encourages readers to consider each market independently when making investment decisions.
Economist Kristalina Georgieva of Bulgaria has been tapped to succeed Christine Lagarde as managing director of the IMF. She is the first managing director of the IMF from an emerging economy.
There have been recent changes in the Emerging Markets Indexes. Writing for Investment Adventures in Emerging Markets, Dina Ting and Louis Hsu look at the Chinese, Agentinian and Saudi Arabian economies.
A report published by Esteban Ortiz-Ospina, Diana Beltekian and Max Roser in Our World in Data (a project of the Oxford Martin Programme on Global Development at the University of Oxford), looks at the history and development of global trade. Originally published in 2014, the article was updated in October 2018 to look at new trends in world markets.
Australia, Canada, Japan, Mexico, Singapore & New Zealand have formally ratified the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP). The CPTPP will take effect in December of 2018. What are the benefits of the CPTPP? How does it compare with current trade policies in the United States? Writing for Reuters, Charlotte Greenfield provides details on the CPTPP and its possible implications on the global economy.
Writing on the London School of Economics Business Review’s blog, Isabella Neuweg looks at current trends in the Chinese economy. Where is the country investing? How has it made a impact in developing countries and energy infrastructure?