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Emerging Markets coverage from 新兴市场邮报.
Analyzing the Structural Transformation of Global Economic Growth in 2026: Stable growth of large economies coexists with rapid momentum in emerging markets, exploring the profound impact of AI, infrastructure, and supply chain reshaping on global capital flows.
Analyze in Southeast Asia, facing rapidly growing electricity demand and carbon neutrality goals, how to effectively reduce project risks and unlock large-scale private capital through cooperative governance under the Singapore model, sustainable finance tools, and blended finance.
Analyze how geopolitical conflicts have spurred asymmetric growth pressures in emerging markets against the backdrop of slowing global growth according to the IMF. Discuss PMI data signals, energy cost transmission mechanisms, and the logic of global capital reallocation under structural risks.
In-depth analysis of how the cooperation governance model, blended financing mechanisms, and risk-sharing frameworks of the Singapore model can overcome infrastructure fragmentation and capital lock-in challenges in addressing energy transition challenges in Southeast Asia, providing a replicable path for the development of the Global South.
In-depth analysis of the evolution logic of emerging markets in the 21st century, from growth drivers to the strategic layout of global capital, exploring the core role of the Global South in reshaping the economic landscape and its long-term structural challenges.
Analyze the structural challenges posed to the debt structure of emerging markets by the global net-zero transition, and explore how foreign debt dependency becomes a key bottleneck for emerging economies to achieve green transformation.
In-depth analysis of structural changes in emerging markets in the Global South, exploring the impact of demographic dividend, urbanization, and supply chain shifts on long-term growth, and examining international capital allocation and sovereign risks.
Analyze how Singapore can transform regional cooperation into a catalyst for large-scale capital mobilization in the Southeast Asian energy transition through innovative governance, sustainable finance, and risk-sharing mechanisms, providing a model for sustainable development in emerging markets.
Analyze the heterogeneous characteristics of global economic growth in 2026 and explore how emerging markets can become key regions for global growth engines through demographic structure, industrial transfer, and policy-driven investment.
In-depth analysis of how Singapore, by establishing a sustainable finance framework and innovative financing mechanisms, helps Southeast Asia overcome structural risks in the energy transition and transforms regional cooperation into a catalyst for large-scale green investment.
Analyze how emerging markets are rising in the reshaping of global power and AI-driven industrial transformation, exploring the challenges of capital flows, resource strategies, and sustainable growth.
Analyze the growth drivers, key trends, and emerging market potential in the global remanufacturing and second-hand mobile phone markets, and explore their role in consumption upgrading, environmental sustainability, and the global south economy.
The 35-country footprint of a Chinese off-highway vehicle manufacturer reflects the true shape of demand in the Global South: not a per-capita income curve, but a segmented market carved out by golf courses, resorts, showrooms, and after-sales networks.
In 2026, divergence in global economic growth is set to intensify, with emerging markets becoming the core growth engines by leveraging demographic dividends, infrastructure investment, and industrial upgrading. Based on forecasts from multiple international institutions, this article provides an in-depth analysis of growth opportunities and investment risks in India, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Africa.
Southeast Asia's electricity demand is growing threefold while grid infrastructure and financing lag behind. The IEA forecasts that annual investment will need to approach US$30 billion by 2035. With its financial and institutional advantages, Singapore is building itself into a regional cooperation hub, reshaping the energy transition pathway of the Global South.
This paper, based on panel data covering 103 emerging markets and developing countries from 1995 to 2019, examines the complex effects of economic uncertainty on population health and explores policy pathways for building health resilience in the Global South in an era of uncertainty.
According to Triodos IM's "Emerging Markets Outlook 2026", emerging market GDP is expected to maintain 4% growth, but intensifying geopolitical competition, resource contention, and inequality are testing their sustainable and inclusive development paths.
The loosening of traditional global alliances and intensified US-China competition are reshaping the world economic landscape, with emerging markets leveraging their resource endowments and growth resilience. Looking ahead to 2026, whether emerging markets can achieve sustainable and inclusive growth becomes a key question.
From the perspective of emerging market research, this article analyzes how Transsion Holdings has expanded from Africa to global emerging markets through localized innovation and a long-termism strategy, becoming the world's fourth-largest smartphone manufacturer, and reveals the deeper logic behind the rise of the Global South and industrial relocation.
This article is based on the 2026 Emerging Markets Outlook published by Triodos Investment Management, providing an in-depth analysis of key issues such as global power shifts, resource competition, economic growth resilience, and sustainable inclusive development, offering a forward-looking perspective for international investors and Global South researchers.
Analyze how the international news distribution industry has transitioned from traditional press release distribution into the era of AI visibility distribution, and explore the impact of AI search, Search Visibility, and information discovery on corporate communication models.
Based on the latest research from the University of Cambridge, this article delves into how global financial cycles and media coverage sentiment jointly influence exchange rates of emerging market currencies, revealing the capital flow logic behind asymmetric effects, and offering new perspectives on long-term growth and risk management for economies in the Global South.
The next growth cycle in Southeast Asia will be jointly defined by Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, and Vietnam. This article breaks down the regional growth logic of the "Magnificent Five" and signals of global capital reallocation from four dimensions: demographic structure, external buffers, digital infrastructure, and resource endowment.
2026 Emerging Market Outlook: Global alliances are loosening and resource competition is intensifying, with emerging markets becoming a key pillar of global growth at approximately 4% economic growth rates, yet internal inequality and sustainability challenges persist.
An in-depth analysis of how Transsion Holdings started from the African market and, through localized innovation and a multi-brand strategy, became a benchmark for global emerging-market tech brands expanding overseas.
As giants like Boeing, Airbus, and Embraer accelerate their presence in frontier markets such as Africa, the global aviation industry is undergoing profound structural transformation. This article analyzes from an emerging market perspective how the demographic dividend, urbanization, and regional integration are driving this trend, and explores its implications for investment and long-term growth.
Based on the latest research, this article analyzes how changes in global trade patterns limit emerging market countries from replicating the export-oriented growth of the Asian Tigers, and explores the impact of automation, digitalization, climate risks, and policy shifts on development paths.
Vietnamese manufacturing is under pressure from both green and digital transformation. This article analyzes from an emerging market perspective how it shifts from a low-cost model to high-value-added production, and the long-term impact of this transformation on global capital flows and supply chain patterns.
In June 2026, emerging market equities saw outflows of $46.1 billion, with South Korean and Taiwanese tech stocks being the hardest hit; however, bond markets recorded inflows of $28.3 billion, indicating a structural divergence in investor attitudes toward emerging markets. This article analyzes the Federal Reserve's policies, global tech cycles, and regional differences behind these capital flows.
As growth in European and American markets slows, global food giants are turning their attention to emerging markets. Demographic dividends, urbanization, and consumption upgrades are driving this structural shift.