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Recent Q4 GDP data point to continuing resilience across most #EmergingMarkets, mostly on a back of solid domestic demand. Nevertheless, we expect that domestic demand trajectories will diverge across in 2024. Read more here: https://ow.ly/lKL530sAYUU
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Recent Q4 GDP data point to continuing resilience across most #EmergingMarkets, mostly on a back of solid domestic demand. Nevertheless, we expect that domestic demand trajectories will diverge across in 2024. Read more here: https://ow.ly/8CIW30sAOY5
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Recent Q4 GDP data point to continuing resilience across most #EmergingMarkets, mostly on a back of solid domestic demand. Nevertheless, we expect that domestic demand trajectories will diverge across in 2024. Read more here: https://ow.ly/308M30sAOW4
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Recent Q4 GDP data point to continuing resilience across most #EmergingMarkets, mostly on a back of solid domestic demand. Nevertheless, we expect that domestic demand trajectories will diverge across in 2024. Read more here: https://ow.ly/YCkp30sB7nx
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Recent Q4 GDP data point to continuing resilience across most #EmergingMarkets, mostly on a back of solid domestic demand. Nevertheless, we expect that domestic demand trajectories will diverge across in 2024. Read more here: https://ow.ly/18YK30sAQhr
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