This is because the MSCI indexes classify South Korea as an emerging market, whereas the FTSE indexes classify it as developed. "We believe it is also important for investors to understand that ...

Investing in these markets, however, is often accompanied by higher volatility and risk compared to developed markets ... the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (NYSEARCA: EEM) is a strong contender.

Emerging markets haven't fared well in recent months and their downturn is likely to worsen, UBS said. The MSCI emerging markets index has fallen over 10% since hitting a two-year high on October ...

The benchmark MSCI EM index was up ... of supply chains boosted emerging markets and juiced returns for investors, gaining 359% compared with 59% for developed-market stocks and 31% for US stocks.

Investing.com - Emerging market stocks have underperformed for a fourth straight year, bringing the cumulative lag to their developed market peers since 2019 to 45%, according to analysts at JPMorgan.

MSCI’s emerging markets index ... than 10 per cent since hitting a two-and-a-half-year high on October 2. Developed market stocks are roughly flat over that period. Emerging markets have ...

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Global economy to remain sluggish at 2.7% growth in 2025-'26 due to various factors, but Argentina, Indonesia, Philippines ...

While it’s headed for a total return of around 9% this year, it still has significantly underperformed developed market stocks, which have returned more than 20%. MSCI’s gauge for emerging ...

Emerging-market stocks gained for a second day, making a final push for the year on the back of an Asian tech rally and signs that China is gearing up to unleash more stimulus. MSCI’s benchmark ...