Morgan Stanley exec: Turkey is the next frontier
Morgan Stanley managing director Ruchir Sharma wants emerging market investors to start looking ahead, arguing the next big markets will not be found among the BRICs.
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Morgan Stanley managing director Ruchir Sharma wants emerging market investors to start looking ahead, arguing the next big markets will not be found among the BRICs.
American markets tumbled on the back of disappointing jobs data, a gloomy growth outlook, and nervousness going into European elections this weekend.
Standard & Poor’s downgraded the sovereign credit rating of Turkey from positive to stable on Tuesday, indicating that the country is unlikely to receive either an upgrade or a downgrade within the next 12 months.
Welcome to the emerging markets 10 a.m. heat map. Global markets are starting completely in the red on the first day of the last full week in April. Leading the slide in the Emerging Stock index are YNDX -5.55%, INFY -3.71% and IBN -3.12%. Global markets are sliding on fears of global slowdown in the euro zone and in China both regions PMI numbers are suggesting growth is contracting.
Welcome to the emerging markets 10 a.m. heat map. Global markets are starting off strong going into the weekend. Leading the Emerging Stock index are ABV 1.78%, HXM 1.57%, BBD 1.54%, FXM 1.54% with ERJ -2.52% taking hit on a downgrade from Goldman (GS) taking the stock down to a neutral from a buy along with some negative headlines.
Investors looking for exposure to Turkey’s fast-growing market have limited opportunities in the United States.