Emerging markets have faced a challenging year, but they remain essential for achieving greater portfolio diversification. According to insights from the Natixis 2025 Institutional Outlook Survey, many institutional investors anticipate robust growth in these markets next year, with monetary policy shifts expected to play a significant role in driving expansion.
However, China’s economic struggles, including a weak real estate market and reduced consumer spending, have tempered enthusiasm, leading investors to focus on other opportunities. India is gaining traction as a standout emerging market, with many predicting it will surpass China as a top investment destination, while regions like Asia ex-China and Latin America are also drawing attention.
Though uncertainties persist, adopting a long-term approach to investing in emerging markets can yield strong growth potential as global economic conditions evolve. This strategy allows investors to tap into the transformative opportunities these markets continue to offer.
Finsum: With high risk and growth opportunities, its important to caution clients on the risks and that term is baked into the picture.
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- rates
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- China
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