How Central Banks Are Popping The Emerging Markets Bubble - Forbes

How Central Banks Are Popping The Emerging Markets Bubble - Forbes: After spending much of the past decade as “The Next Big Thing”, the emerging markets boom is finally showing cracks. Aside from some minor turbulence, it was smooth sailing for emerging market economies until the U.S. Federal Reserve’s QE taper plans surfaced in the spring of 2013, which sent their currencies and asset prices reeling. After their summer shakeup, EM financial markets remained stable until December, when another wave of fear sent several developing countries’ currencies to fresh lows.

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