BlackRock believes that assets in emerging markets — including Southeast Asia — are set to benefit from a catch-up in economic growth in these regions in 2022, after a more sluggish pace of recovery this year. The world’s largest asset manager said on Tuesday that markets such as Indonesia could benefit from a combination of their economies re-opening after COVID-19…
Emerging market assets will play catch up in 2022: BlackRock
By Carly Lau, reporter | 23 November 2021

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