emerging market
Definition
A financial market in a developing country experiencing rapid economic growth, increasing integration with global trade, and characteristics of both developing and developed economies.
An economy transitioning from underdeveloped to more mature status, often characterized by high growth potential, volatility, and opportunities for foreign investment.
A term used in investing to describe markets like those in Brazil, India, or Vietnam, where stocks, bonds, and other assets offer high rewards alongside elevated risks.
Examples
He dumped his life savings into the emerging market for edible coffee cups, only to watch them dissolve faster than his dreams.
Spotting the emerging market for artisanal beard oil for cats, she quit her job and became a purr-fectly wealthy entrepreneur.
My broker swore the emerging market for holographic pet rocks was the next big thing; now we're both rocking empty portfolios.
In the wild world of emerging markets, betting on drone-delivered tacos seemed genius until the birds unionized.
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