The global economy is entering dangerous territory. Concerns about US and eurozone debt challenges remain centre stage – and rightly so. But increasingly worrying is what’s happening in emerging markets.
Since the global financial crisis, these markets, led by China, have been the primary force for economic growth. So much so that such countries as Brazil, Turkey and India are in danger of overheating.
Many developing nations are working to stem growth in an effort to prevent runaway inflation – an objective that seems to be succeeding, with input-cost inflation in emerging markets at its tamest in two-and-a-half years, according to HSBC.
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