If there were a magic formula to anticipate systematic risk, we would have found it long ago.

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The developed markets are the systematic risk in the global markets right now.

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The U.S. and Eurozone are the main systematic risk in the market.

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Besides inflation problems, the positive fundamentals in the BRICs, especially, have not been able to withstand the systematic risk of U.S. and European debt problems.

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Beta, the measure of systematic risk, perfectly explains stock market returns.

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Nevertheless, despite Asian growth, global equities from Hong Kong to New York are in decline because of the systematic risk stemming from the U.S. and Europe.

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That shows how the real beta in this market is in the advanced economies, with the global equity markets suffering because of systematic risk stemming from Europe and the U.S. Usually, when risk is avoided, riskier assets like emerging market equities suffer even more.

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