AS the global economy adjusts to a more fragmented and uncertain landscape, emerging markets (EMs) are increasingly seen as a key engine of future growth rather than merely a source of higher risk.
Their ability to sustain investment, strengthen domestic capital markets and lift productivity is expected to determine whether they can capitalise on the next phase of global economic expansion.
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