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To: THE ANT who wrote (1927)	7/3/2019 11:22:42 AM
From: elmatador	of 2508

What World Slump? $55 Billion To Emerging Markets ... "Our analysis has shown a strong relationship between portfolio flows and dollar (strength) over the past two years," says Gabriel Gersztein, global head of emerging markets strategy for BNP Paribas in Sao Paulo. A stronger dollar has always been a headwind for investing in countries like Brazil. A weaker dollar, mainly on account of Fed rate hikes and a slowing economy, is a tailwind for emerging markets. If investors sense the Fed will cut rates, and are more optimistic on near-term trade war scenarios with China, emerging markets benefit forbes.com

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