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Bouncing back

Financial markets in the emerging world have rallied in recent weeks as disappointing US employment figures for May caused investors to trim their expectations for the future pace of Fed tightening. Emerging markets (EMs) are likely to suffer bumps along the way, but in general we think they will continue to perform well in the next eighteen months.

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