Global inflation can significantly impact emerging markets. When inflation rates rise globally, it often leads to an increase in interest rates. This can make borrowing more expensive for countries, businesses, and individuals, which can slow economic growth. Additionally, high inflation can lead to uncertainty in the market, which can deter investors. However, once inflation peaks and starts to decrease, and measures like tightening of monetary policy by central banks such as the US Federal Reserve are implemented, emerging markets can become more attractive to investors. This is because the relative cost of investment in these markets may decrease compared to developed markets.
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