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EM assets “hi-fived” the data-driven message from the U.S. Federal Reserve. Still, local policies can make a lot of difference – even during the “everything rally”.

The resource transition continues to progress as financing, climate goals and consumer demand drive the shift towards a more sustainable economy.

There’s much work to be done for corporate bonds when it comes to fully erasing last year’s declines, but they started 2023 on a strong note.

Crypto prices are rebounding in 2023, but there’s still a corner of the market that’s ice cold: IPOs by companies with ties to cryptocurrency.

Investors can gain exposure to Lucid via the ALPS Clean Energy ETF (ACES), which gives Lucid a 4.18% weight.

Investment-grade corporate bonds could shine this year in the fixed income arena, potentially lifting dozens of related ETFs in the process.

Time will tell if 2023 is finally the year in which international stocks get their respective acts together and show signs of life.

A prospect of more policy support in China is overriding weaker-than-expected activity gauges, while Brazil’s solid macro indicators are overlooked due to policy concerns.

Stronger employment indicators in the U.S. challenge the market rate expectations. Upside inflation surprises and policy concerns play a similar role in EM.

Relative to developed markets, emerging markets responded quicker to inflation, remain in better shape financially, and benefit from higher commodity prices.