The Latest Breaking News from Emerging Markets

World index provider MSCI will roll out a rejig of its highly followed ACWI and Emerging Markets indexes later this month, a shift likely to have a ripple effect in ETFs linked to the indexes. The revisions, effective Aug 26, will add 42 securities and remove 56 from its international…

Experts warn that such aggressive tariff policies risk damaging decades of diplomatic progress between the U.S. and important emerging markets.

Amid record-high markets, six Wall Street strategists shared where they would deploy $10,000 right now, identifying areas ranging from artificial intelligence to emerging markets, according to Business Insider.

U.S. stocks may be breaking records, but a flood of investor cash is moving elsewhere—toward emerging markets, where valuations are cheaper, currencies are strengthening and years of underperformance may finally be reversing.

A sharp decline in the U.S. dollar is reigniting investor interest in emerging markets, prompting billions to flow into investment products tracking equities, despite Wall Street dominating headlines with new all-time highs.

As U.S. Treasuries wobble under the weight of budget deficits and rate uncertainty, emerging market debt is quietly staging a comeback — offering higher real yields, currency resilience, and inflation breathing room.

Digital transformation is currently reshaping emerging markets all over the world because businesses, together with individuals, are now using digital communication methods regularly. Businesses today benefit from improved accessibility of innovative communication technologies because of the fast growth of internet access and smartphone adoption.

The emerging markets specialist reported that total assets under management dipped by around 5%.

As the S&P 500 undergoes expanding volatility trends, there are signs of investors starting to shift their exposure into emerging markets.

China, emerging markets, and Europe have outperformed the U.S. in 2025, with China’s FXI ETF up 18%, EEM up 4%, and IEV up 13% YTD.

Armed with a key placement in the AI-chip supply chain, lowering Fed rates, and a rapidly advancing technology sector, emerging markets seem to be on a stable growth path. Investors looking to capitalize on this momentum might find opportunities in Infosys (INFY), Sea Limited (SE), and NetEase (NTES). Read on….