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emerging market
noun
- a market in a less developed country whose economy is just beginning to grow:
emerging markets open to foreign investors.
emerging market
noun
- a financial or consumer market in a newly developing country or former communist country
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International investors who pile into emerging market currencies can quickly pull back at signs of market distress.
“The financing of global supply chains is expensive and inefficient, the burden of the cost is mostly borne by the suppliers and in particular by those that are SMEs in emerging markets,” explains Twinco Capital co-founder and CEO Sandra Nolasco.
Libra Association, a cryptocurrency project started by Facebook that drew regulatory blowback worldwide, is hoping a new name offers a fresh chance to win over regulators and gain a foothold in the emerging market.
Demand from emerging markets will keep prices from crashing outright.
That confluence has made the greenback especially attractive as a safe haven in the turbulence caused by shocks such as Brexit, the collapse in oil prices, and turmoil in emerging markets.
India was once considered the go-to spot for commercial surrogacy, but Thailand is the emerging market, so to speak.
Tomio Geron of Forbes has a terrific new piece about AirBnB, and its many cousins in the emerging market for peer-to-peer sharing.
No end to that reality is in sight, no matter how infuriating it proves to Chinese and other emerging-market policymakers.
U.S.-based multinationals now look to emerging market economies as engines of growth.
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