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Weekly Report: what happened at INDL last week (0715-0719)?

Rising Costs And Gloomier Prospects Cast Shadow Over Emerging Market Outlook

Emerging market economic growth was sustained at a solid pace in June, despite easing from the one-year high seen in May. The expansion was led by manufacturing as service sector growth slowed. Manufacturing production rose at the fastest pace since November 2020. Input price inflation climbed to a ten-month-high, driven by rising costs.

Weekly Report: what happened at INDL last week (0708-0712)?

Emerging Markets Show Resilience Despite Global Monetary Tightening

IMF: Emerging Markets Show Resilience Despite Global Monetary Tightening. Capital flows into emerging markets have recovered from a post-pandemic low. The US accounted for 41 percent of global gross inflows in 2017-19. The IMF says emerging markets must double down on improvements in macroeconomic frameworks.

Weekly Report: what happened at INDL last week (0701-0705)?

Emerging Market Stocks: Great Businesses Hide In A Murky Market Landscape

Weekly Report: what happened at INDL last week (0624-0628)?

India set for billions in foreign inflows as government bonds debut on JPMorgan index

India set for billions in foreign inflows as government bonds debut on JPMorgan index. India's government bonds debuted on JPMorgan Chase's emerging market index on Friday. The inclusion marks the first time Indian government bonds have been added to a benchmark index. The country has already seen about $10B in inflows since the inclusion was announced in September.