Artificial intelligence and oil exports have buoyed shares from South Korea to Brazil.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Catherine Brock covers personal finance and investing. Emerging markets have underperformed in recent years, but some analysts ...

Emerging-markets equities are expected to improve in the next decade—partly due to the expected reduction in USD currency headwinds. And Chinese equities, in particular, standout as attractive ...

U.S. stocks have delivered strong returns for more than a decade, but a growing body of valuation data suggests the market may be running too hot. One widely cited gauge is the cyclically adjusted ...

On this episode of The Long View, Sudarshan Murthy, co-portfolio manager on all GQG investment strategies, discusses the historical performance of emerging markets, how current US policy could affect ...

What Is an Emerging Market Investment Fund? An emerging market investment fund is a type of mutual fund or exchange-traded fund (ETF) that focuses on investing in companies located in developing ...

Emerging markets have largely outperformed Wall Street's major averages this year. Fund managers and strategists say they see more upside ahead in various countries in the cohort next year. One ...

Emerging-market (EM) economies today present a compelling alternative to developed markets, and recent data offers a fresh lens. Going by the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) October 2025 update, ...

Emerging-market stocks historically deliver higher return than those of developed nations, though they're more volatile as well. Investors seeking to boost returns often include emerging markets as ...

Clarice Leaman explains why BNPL use is soaring in many markets where credit-card penetration or credit limits remain low, ...

Emerging market leadership fails when executives isolate themselves. Learn why the “armored vehicle” approach backfires and ...

Warren Buffett famously said to “never bet against America,” and that advice has held up for more than a decade. Investors who avoided U.S. stocks during that period likely trailed the broad market.