
Emerging Markets Economics
From timely reactions to market developments to prescient deep dives into big picture issues such as the end of economic outperformance, this overview service provides insight into the cross-cutting themes and issues affecting emerging markets as a group. Our EM overview service includes access to a number of our proprietary indicators, including our monthly gauge of capital flows.
The subscription to this service includes 3-4 publications a week, access to our online research archive and our economists, and the opportunity to attend our conferences, forums and webinars.
- Consensus-beating forecasts from one of the largest team of EM economists in the world.
- Access to proprietary data that reveal what’s really happening in EMs.
- Non-consensus, big picture analysis.
Our Economists Recommend
The latest key insights, in-depth analysis and thematic research collections
Our View
A difficult year ahead
The sharp slowdown in EM GDP growth seen in 2022 is likely to be followed by further weakness across most of the emerging world in 2023. Sluggish growth and falling inflation will at least allow central banks to turn to monetary easing – and sooner than their developed market counterparts.
Key Regular Reports
The latest editions of our Outlook, Chart Book, Capital Flows Monitor and Financial Risk Monitor
Latest EM Coverage
Featured Economists
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William Jackson
Chief Emerging Markets Economist
William Jackson is Capital Economics’ Chief Emerging Markets Economist. He leads a team of economists covering Emerging Europe, Latin America, the Middle East and Africa. William also works closely with Mark Williams on our Emerging Markets overview service looking at EM-wide themes. Prior to joining Capital Economics, William was a research assistant at the Royal Institute of International Affairs (Chatham House) and a contributor to the Oxford Analytica Daily Brief. He holds a degree in Politics, Economics and Philosophy from the University of York and in Latin American Studies from the University of Oxford.
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Shilan Shah
Deputy Chief Emerging Markets Economist
Shilan Shah is our Deputy Chief EM Economist, with responsibility for researching and presenting on pan-EM themes as well as leading our India service. He joined Capital Economics in 2012 and was based in our Singapore office for several years before returning to London in 2022. Shilan has a Bachelors degree in Economics from University College London and a Masters degree in Politics from the University of Warwick.
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Liam Peach
Senior Emerging Markets Economist
Liam Peach is a Senior Emerging Markets Economist leading our coverage of Emerging Europe and contributing to our Emerging Markets Overview service. Liam joined Capital Economics in 2017 and has developed a strong track record at forecasting the economies of Russia and Central and Eastern Europe. He regularly presents to clients and his views are frequently sought after by global media organisations, including the Financial Times, Bloomberg and the BBC. Liam previously worked as an economist at the UK Office for National Statistics. He holds a BSc in Economic and Econometrics from the University of Bristol and an MSc in Economics from City, University of London.