New Economy Review

Emerging Markets

6 articles

Editorial illustration for Four Criteria That Separate Promising Emerging Markets From Risky Ones
Global Markets

Four Criteria That Separate Promising Emerging Markets From Risky Ones

Emerging markets offer unique diversification benefits, but investors must carefully evaluate them using four key criteria: macroeconomic stability, political and regulatory environment, ESG profile, and market liquidity. Understanding the inherent trade-offs between growth potential and volatility is crucial for informed investment decisions.

Arthur Sterling·October 21, 2026
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Macro Trends

Inflation Targeting vs. Exchange-Rate Pegs: How Emerging Markets Choose Between Two Imperfect Anchors

Emerging markets must choose between inflation targeting and exchange-rate pegs to control inflation, each with distinct risks and challenges stemming from weaker institutions and greater external shocks.

Arthur Sterling·October 16, 2026
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Sustainable Finance

How Blended Finance De-Risks Climate Adaptation: The Capital Layers That Move Private Money

Blended finance structures leverage catalytic public or philanthropic capital to de-risk climate adaptation projects, attracting private investment by improving risk-return profiles. This approach is crucial for mobilizing funds for adaptation initiatives in emerging markets, which often lack clear revenue streams and face high perceived risks.

Nolan Begay·October 15, 2026
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Macro Trends

How Geopolitical Risk Reshapes Capital Flows to Emerging Markets

Geopolitical fragmentation is fundamentally altering global finance, impacting capital flows to emerging markets through distinct channels of shocks and long-term divides. Understanding these dynamics and the mitigating role of strong domestic institutions is critical for investors and policymakers.

Arthur Sterling·October 4, 2026
Mexican flag under storm clouds with a wilting green sprout symbolizing declining sustainable finance amidst economic challenges.
Sustainable Finance

Mexico's Sustainable Debt Issuance Falls Amid Economic Headwinds

In 2023, Mexico's sustainable bond issuance plummeted by 40% compared to the previous year, a stark reversal in its commitment to green finance, according to Bloomberg .

Nolan Begay·June 5, 2026
Diverse group of African entrepreneurs collaborating in a futuristic cityscape, symbolizing innovation and growth in the continent's startup ecosystem.
Venture & Growth

Bloomberg Names 25 Top African Startups to Watch in 2026

African payments company NALA has secured up to US$50 million in credit financing, indicating robust investor confidence in the continent's tech scene.

Mina Kim·May 30, 2026