| The weakness in the commodities market could help alleviate inflationary pressure in developing economies and bolster some emerging market stocks and exchange traded funds. According to Credit Suisse, cheaper commodities prices could diminish aggregate emerging market inflation, excluding China and India, by one to 6.6 percentage points by the end of 2015, reports Simon Kennedy for Bloomberg.
Specifically, commodity importers or countries with more stable currencies could benefit from the cheaper raw materials, including South Korea, Taiwan, the Philippines, eastern European countries, Turkey and South Africa...............................................Full Article: Source
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