Goldman Says the Years of Emerging-Markets Doldrums Are Over
- Growth may pick up for the first time since 2010, Goldman says
- Yuan depreciation is the biggest risk for developing nations
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After three years of disappointment, emerging markets are about to turn the corner, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. predicts.
As growth picks up and weaker currencies help alleviate economic imbalances, “2016 could be the year EM assets put in a bottom and start to find their feet,” strategists led by Kamakshya Trivedi wrote in a note Thursday. “There is the prospect of improved growth and better returns, even if it is not a rerun of the roaring 2000s.”