The economic cycle in most EMs has passed its peak and a combination of domestic headwinds and a slowdown in the global economy means growth will be weaker than most expect across the emerging world. One consequence is that monetary tightening cycles will come to an end, and central banks will begin to cut interest rates sooner rather than later.
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