EMs fret at seeping euro debt crisis

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While investors have absorbed the impact of budget deficits in Southern Europe, advisers have been recounting the stampede into gold and other "real asset" funds, and of course, into emerging markets, where resilient growth and more favourable demographics suggest a positive economic outlook for some time to come.

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