The future belongs to the BRICS. They were once emerging. Today, with their gross domestic product, they contribute 70% to world growth. We are talking about countries such as China, Brazil, India, Russia, the bricks that hold up the economic structure known under the acronym BRICS. But not only. Because emerging economies are the countries of South-East Asia, the Middle East, South America and North Africa. Areas that were once developing but are now riding the tiger of economic growth. A race that takes them straight to the finish line of overtaking the already developed economies.
Overtaking. According to estimates by the International Monetary Fund (IFM), this is the year of overtaking. An important economic figure, with important consequences also on a social level, but which also assumes importance with regard to investment choices. Because if economic growth has moved elsewhere, to the new market economies, it means that there are companies there that are able to make profits, workers who buy goods and services, states that can issue large debts with surplus balance sheets.
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