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India, Indonesia Stand Out in Emerging Asia

Tariq Ali, Investment Strategist, Standard Chartered Bank

29-Dec-16 09:20

India, Indonesia Stand Out in Emerging Asia

Asian Emerging Markets have been hit by massive fund outflows, in the wake of Donald Trump's win and the hike in US interest rates. Tariq Ali, Investment Strategist at Standard Chartered Bank shares his views on Emerging Asia in 2017. 


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