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2022 was not a good year for emerging markets, but what will 2023 hold? Some factors that made 2022 a bad year for EMs, such as the high-flying US dollar, soaring inflation and interest rates, and China’s self-inflicted slow growth, have eased. Investors turned their backs on the EM sector, but improving conditions may draw them back.

Reuters – It has been a rough 12 months for emerging markets that have seen more governments stumble into default, currencies suffer and double-digit losses in stocks and bonds alike – though many investors are optimistic that 2023 could bring some relief. Below are the events, trends and topics investors expect to shape the outlook for emerging...

It has been a rough 12 months for emerging markets that have seen more governments stumble into default, currencies suffer and double-digit losses in stocks and bonds alike - though many investors

It has been a rough 12 months for emerging markets that have seen more governments stumble into default, currencies suffer and double-digit losses in stocks and bonds alike - though many investors...