Energy disruption, not geopolitics, is driving emerging markets as higher energy prices could reshape the winners and losers. The persistence of higher prices will determine the eventual impact.
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Kenya’s external position has improved markedly, but beneath the surface emerges a more cautious story on fiscal reform and long term sustainability.
Ongoing reforms in Japan and South Korea could turn governance into a durable competitive advantage and catalyst for a re-rating of these markets.
The election outcome therefore does not change already improving economic fundamentals for Costa Rica; rather, it makes the positive credit story more credible.
What are the implications for risk appetite, emerging markets and geopolitics after Trump’s ousting of Venezuela’s Maduro?
Attractive yield and fundamental diversification makes emerging markets hard currency debt a compelling opportunity for 2026.
Lebanon’s reform hopes hinge on banking overhaul and Hezbollah disarmament. The IMF meetings gave some further perspective on these prospects ahead of the May elections.
China aims to focus on high-quality, innovation-led development to drive economic growth.
So far in 2025, EM sovereign supply hit record levels with a trend of issuing in non-dollar currencies seen. What are the benefits for issuers and investors?
What does President Javier Milei’s mid-term election victory mean for Argentina's credit trajectory?
How the US commitment to stabilising Argentina's economy signals that policy efforts by President Milei to maintain the country’s fiscal anchor are likely to continue.