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Nearly every viable emerging-market country has a site devoted to its market or investments.
FORBES: Emerging Markets
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Emerging markets overall declined less than those in the United States and while the iShares MSCI Emerging Market Index ( EEM) pulled back 3.7% from its recent highs, some of the emerging-market country ETFs held up much better.
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The drop in the Egyptian markets also shows the risks of investing in a country-specific emerging market ETF.
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Emerging-market investors also point out that Ecuador is a small country, in terms of both population and importance to financial markets.
ECONOMIST: In emerging markets, the bond-market dogs lose their bite
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IMF, a 30% fall in the American stockmarket, combined with a 15% fall in other rich-country stockmarkets, would mean a further 1% reduction in emerging-market growth in each of the next five years, as world trade slowed.
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Much like small-cap stocks (which suffer from a lack of brand name, too), emerging market and foreign developed country stocks can give your portfolio the extra gas it needs.
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Investors in emerging-market bonds came to a similar view, acting as if the risks posed by a bond issued by developing-country governments were barely higher than that posed by an American Treasury bond (see article).
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