Infographic: Why Emerging Market Stocks Aren’t All the Same (Charles Schwab)

Charles Schwab’s Market Commentary blog recently looked at the countries in the MSCI Emerging Market Index, which measures EM stock market performance globally, and identified four big economic forces or areas where an emerging market country’s stock market tends to be sensitive:

1. Sensitivity to developed markets
2. Sensitivity to domestic economic forces
3. Sensitivity to changes in currency markets
4. Sensitivity to commodities markets.

To read the whole article, Different Drivers: Why Emerging Market Stocks Aren’t All the Same, go to the Market Commentary blog on the website of Charles Schwab.

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