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Protectionist clouds gather

As long as they aren’t followed by far more extensive trade sanctions than have been seen to date, the protectionist clouds looming over the global economy are unlikely to have a major bearing on emerging economies over the next year. Nonetheless, in contrast to the relatively rosy consensus, we think that EM growth is likely to slow.

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