Emerging markets will fight the flow of capital
The market's worst fears over growth have not been realised, but there is no arguing the fact that, despite an enormous dose of monetary and fiscal stimulus, global growth remains modest at best. As policymakers fret over limited availability and effectiveness of tools, the nervousness is palpable in the foreign exchange markets, where there has been an unmistakable veering towards 'beggar-thy-neighbour' policies. Some developed market central banks are preparing to engage deeper in
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