Emerging Market resilience impresses as stagflation fears subside
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As Emerging Market (EM) resilience has impressed, and stagflation fears have eased, we have seen some reassuring signs on the inflation front as surprises and risks declined sharply across regions.
In this week’s Beyond the Headlines, join Lucila Bonilla, Global EM Economist, as she examines the latest EM macro developments, and why they seem encouraging.
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