Concerns that the policy tightening implied by the latest Fed forecasts would eventually lead to higher US Treasury yields and hinder EM growth are probably misplaced. A handful of EMs arevulnerable to tightening global monetary conditions. But, historically, the impact of rising US yields has been more than offset by economic strength which has, in turn, given a boost to growth in the rest of the world.
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