Volatility returned to global markets in February, but by and large, emerging markets proved resilient. Franklin Templeton Emerging Markets Equity Chief Investment Officer Manraj Sekhon and Director of Portfolio Management Chetan Sehgal present an overview of emerging-market developments in February, including some events, milestones and data points to offer perspective. READ MORE
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