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Russia’s stockmarket is cheap for a very good reason
News On a cyclically adjusted price/earnings ratio of just 7.3, Russia's stockmarket is in an entirely different value category to the rest of the world. And there are good reasons for that.
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Turkey heads for its next crisis after the lira plunges by 15%
News Turkey sacked its central bank governor after just four months in the job, sending the lira down by 15% against the dollar and stocks down by 9%.
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How to invest in Vietnam – an emerging market that shone in a difficult year
Cover Story Vietnam has been one of Asia’s most promising markets for a long time. Now it is shaking off the global coronavirus crisis and looking better than ever, says Cris Sholto Heaton.
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Storm brews in emerging markets as investors pull cash out
News Foreign investors have begun to pull cash out of emerging markets as they begin to look less attractive when compared to the rising return from holding onto “safe-haven” US Treasuries.
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India’s stockmarket mania leaves equities vulnerable
News India's BSE Sensex stockmarket index has gained 93% since March 2020. But the gains are not justified by the economic fundamentals.
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Emerging market stocks bounce as investors pour in
News Global investors have poured billions of dollars into emerging markets, leaving the MSCI Emerging Markets index up over 80% March last year.
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A rare opportunity for investors in Brazil
News Brighter times are always promised for Brazil, but disappointment often follows. But with Brazilians finding a new zeal for stockmarket investing, that could be about to change. Here’s how to buy in.
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Why investors should beware of India’s surging stockmarket
News The BSE Sensex benchmark index has soared by 90% since March, largely driven by foreign investors. But India's bull market is very vulnerable.
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How to invest in Africa as it takes its place in the post-pandemic sun
Analysis The African Continental Free Trade Agreement has come into force. Favourable demographics, improving governance and a growing technology sector also bode well for the continent, says Matthew Partridge.
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