EM cycle to turn in 2018

Several major EMs, notably Brazil and Russia, are likely to experience a pick-up in growth this year. But in others, including China, the cycle is now peaking. The net result is that, in contrast to the upbeat consensus, we expect aggregate EM growth to slow in 2018.

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