Templeton's Hardenberg: Why we expect EM volatility in the coming months

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The emerging markets asset class remains at the forefront of the world's most vibrant and fastest-growing economies, with overall gross domestic product growth rates comfortably in excess of the developed world this year, despite much-publicised slowdowns in certain countries, writes Franklin Templeton's Carlos Hardenberg.

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