Frankly, had the models at least allowed for the possibility of credit market imperfections, the Fed might have paid more attention to credit market indicators as a reflection of overall financial market conditions, as central banks in emerging market countries do.

The improvement in net private flows reflects an increasing incidence of credit rating upgrades of emerging market sovereign debt issuers, resulting in a new high in average credit quality and an increasing percentage of emerging market sovereign bonds with an investment grade rating.

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It is small wonder, then, that investors desperately searching for yield have rushed into equities, commodities, credit instruments, and emerging market currencies.

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Recently it has become very much in fashion to call women the emerging market of the emerging market.

Emerging market crises do hold important lessons.

Emerging market countries face an additional problem.

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While domestic credit booms may be a threat in the future, emerging market banks have mostly remained immune from the fallout of the financial crisis.

Likewise, India s public finances are stronger than they are in most emerging market countries, let alone emerging market countries in crisis.

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Emerging market demand has pushed up commodity prices.

Similar lessons are relevant in emerging market economies.

Off season farming credit for market gardening and produce.

Since then, most emerging market currencies have rebounded sharply.

Emerging market interest rate spreads now are abnormally low.

Emerging market companies alone have hundreds of billions coming due in the next twelve months, far more than their governments reserves can cover if credit markets do not normalize.

This improvement in credit ratings and the inclusion of emerging market bonds in global bond indices has led to a broadening of the investor base to include institutional investors.

Indeed, the number of excellent emerging market candidates is remarkable.

Personally, I would urge emerging market countries to support Shanmugaratnam.

The emerging market economies are at risk as a result.

Traditionally, sovereign risk has been concentrated in emerging market economies.

To be sure, political and market volatility in a broad range of emerging market economies will continue.

The World Bank and regional development banks should be encouraged to incorporate gender equality criteria into their eligibility criteria for loans and credit to emerging market governments and private sector corporations.

It also appeared that since the Russian crisis there has not been a contagion effect in the forms of drying up of credit or higher spreads for other emerging market countries.

I suspect that emerging market policymakers hearts are advocating the former.

Emerging market central banks diversified out of dollars and into gold.

Many of the emerging market countries, for example, are still underrepresented.

But the gross flow of capital is from emerging market to emerging market, through big banks now implicitly backed by the state in both the US and Europe.

Credit risk in the mortgage market is being assumed by the government, and market risk by the Fed.

Even pro market commentators have taken up the cry that the market will not provide the needed credit.

With the outbreak of the global crisis, major advanced economies employed unconventional monetary policies, leading to massive capital flows to emerging market economies, which lowered borrowing costs and increased access to credit.

But they remained underinsured against domestic credit risks the leading threat to emerging economies today.

These proportions will rise even higher as emerging market countries urbanize rapidly.

Already, world class American and emerging market companies are investing in Liberia.

Less advanced and emerging market economies in Europe are facing major challenges.

The International Monetary Fund and central banks should increase liquidity in a coordinated fashion in the form of short term credit to emerging market economies suffering from cuts in capital inflows and export earnings.

The IMF has said and done all the right things since the crisis. It has acted as quickly as any international bureaucracy can to establish new lines of credit for battered emerging market countries.

Foreign direct investment flows remained highly concentrated in the larger emerging market economies.