Emerging markets fundamentally.

Emerging markets account for 80% world's population and 50% of GDP growth but only 8% of stock markets capitalisation.

The list below contains all emerging markets based on Standard & Poor's classification. I ran fundamental screen to get valuation with P/E FY1 (current P/E and adjusted by forecast EPS FY1).

Recently I did screening also with other indicators like Price/Book Value or Dividend Yield. As results show the lowest P/E valuation is for Pakistan stock market. Also this is the market with the highest dividend yield in the group with 5.4. Second the most discounted is surprisingly Russia which has been affected by recent political situation. P/E valuation 8 for the market with strong economic growth 7-8%. Last two countries below 10 are Turkey and Thailand. High inflation weighed on both markets. Turkey also faces significant decline of foreign direct investments.

Country	FY1 P/E
Argentina	12.55
Brazil	11.33
Chile	16.23
China	14.08
Colombia	16.23
Czech Republic	14.11
Egypt	12.25
India	14.40
Indonesia	13.24
Israel	13.47
Jordan	20.91
Malaysia	11.77
Mexico	12.44
Morocco	26.85
Nigeria	17.82
Pakistan	7.91
Peru	11.16
Philippines	11.94
Poland	11.07
Russia	8.07
Slovenia	18.80
South Africa	10.59
Taiwan	10.70
Thailand	9.04
Turkey	8.88

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