Derivatives could threaten emerging-market growth, says Mobius

Jan 7, 2010

Two areas that could negatively affect emerging markets are restrictions on world trade and issues thrown up by derivatives, says Mark Mobius of Franklin Templeton.

If anything is going to derail the recovery in emerging markets, it's most likely to be restrictions on world trade and/or potential problems posed by derivatives contracts, says emerging-markets guru Mark Mobius.

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