Where now after a 'Nifty Fifty' moment for emerging markets?

Boosted by Chinese tech stocks

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The bull market of the early 1970s in the US was largely driven by a group of 50 'blue-chip' growth stocks called the 'Nifty Fifty' and included companies such as Xerox, IBM, Coca-Cola and Polaroid.

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