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The current economic recovery could just be a pattern that will repeat itself for some time. A plan to escape the malaise is needed

Positive macro data in Q4 could prompt another significant spell of outperformance in emerging markets, says Bryan Collings, manager of the Ignis International Hexam Global Emerging Markets fund.

Pre credit crunch, the Chinese economy had been expanding at a tremendous rate; China's GDP growth in the mid-teens combined with booming housing and stock markets clearly signalled a case of overheating.

The Dow Jones has risen 35.52 points (0.44%) to 8199.12 as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) predicted worldwide economic growth will recover to 2.5% in 2010.

The Bric concept has lost momentum according to emerging market managers in Standard & Poor's annual Global Emerging Markets review.

Bric economies have enjoyed a strong rebound since markets started to recover, but for markets to move decisively upwards from current levels, we will need more evidence of bottoming out of developed world economic data and for upwards revisions to start...

By building up demand, government stimulus packages focusing on infrastructure are continuing to play a significant role for commodities around the world. China and the US are leading this trend.

Neptune's Robert Burnett believes China could perform a pivotal role in injecting capital into the b...

China and Japan funds ruled the roost last week, with many gaining over 6% over the period. Proper...

The Beijing Olympics will do little to boost China's economy, even in the short term, said JPMorgan. ...