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This update is mostly about things that didn't happen in 2019, specifically in China, and those non-events are important given what was expected by some investors and market commentators.
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Rates in Mexico and Brazil are coming down. Despite cautious guidance, we believe further cuts will be ahead of consensus
As investors move away from China, we look at some interesting alternatives
The UAE has made major strides in diversifying its economy away from hydrocarbons, leveraging astute diplomacy to develop global services and property sectors
Technical indicators reveal the negative effect of foreigners disinvesting Chinese Stocks
Elections in Russia and the US may be very different in both form and substance, but they will set the tone for emerging markets in what will be a year of elections worldwide
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