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Emerging Markets

Our EM team has conducted a review of past investment recommendations, highlighting both successful calls and positions that did not work as expected. Our Chart Of The Week comes from Arthur Budaghyan, Chief EM/China Strategist and Head of our CoreMacro…

Our Portfolio Allocation Summary for September 2026.

Our EM strategists recommend upgrading India to overweight in EM equity portfolios, lifting domestic bonds to overweight from neutral, while our Private Markets strategists also remain constructive on India. India has largely avoided the Hormuz shock, so…

BCA's CoreMacro and Portfolio Construction teams combine two distinct but intersecting lenses to revisit a once heralded opportunity: India. We upgrade India across both public and private markets, but the conviction is not the same everywhere.

Our EM strategists are downgrading Brazilian equities from neutral to underweight and advise absolute-return investors to stay clear of Brazilian markets. They maintain underweights in domestic bonds and sovereign credit within their respective EM portfolios.…
Our EM strategists see no case for structural EM equity outperformance and recommend a neutral allocation within global equity portfolios. Outside semiconductor producers and financials, EM profitability sits well below that of US peers and the levels reached…
Special Report

Outside semiconductor stocks, EM/China profitability has been well below both their US peers and the levels that prevailed during the EM structural bull market in the 2000s. Over a 3- to 5-year horizon, EM/China relative equity performance versus global will be range-bound.

Our Global Investment strategists argue that China must lower national savings to reduce investment without increasing unemployment. China does not produce too much; it spends too little. Malinvestment is a genuine problem, but it reflects the deeper…

Our Portfolio Allocation Summary for August 2026.

MacroQuant recommends a slight underweight position in equities, and favors a below-benchmark duration stance in fixed-income portfolios. The model is very positive on the US dollar, neutral on gold, constructive on copper, and very bullish on oil.