Rapid growth of BRIC markets waning, fund managers say
They suggest that investors should start focusing on countries that are net importers of oil and other commodities
New York
INVESTING in rapidly developing economies is an inherently risky proposition. That is why more than a decade ago, investors embraced what seemed a prudent approach: focusing on the BRIC countries - Brazil, Russia, India and China - which have the largest and most liquid stock markets in the emerging-market world.
Late last year, though, the BRIC strategy hit a wall as a worrisome series of developments unfolded.
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