CNN Money: The 8 emerging economies that will not scare the investor [photos]

Emerging markets hold great gains for those who have the ability to distinguish…
You can spare money for investment and you don’t know what market to place them in?
The news network CNN may have the answer you’re looking for, proposing eight emerging markets that “will not scare”, but I guess I will consider it.
The first and best the India, which not only is experiencing turbulence from the chaos it has caused around the world, the precipitation of oil prices, but has benefit from this, as it introduces most of the needs.
India is the fastest growing major economy of the planet, which in the current year it is estimated that it will accelerate its growth rate to 9%.
2. Kenya
Kenya has developed at a rate of 6.5% in 2015, which is expected to increase to 6.8% this year.
The african country has strong commercial ties with China – in contrast with many emerging countries – a fact that allows her to be protected from the slowing of the growth in second largest economy in the world.
Kenya benefits from low oil prices, while enjoying a flourishing of the technological sector.
3. Vietnam
Vietnam recorded a growth rate of 6.5% in 2015, which is expected to remain strong this year (6,4%).
One of the advantages of the country’s economy is the small average age of the population, with 60% of its population is under 35 years of age.
The economy of the asian country is expected to benefit significantly from cross-border trade agreement of the USA and 11 countries of the Pacific Ocean, Trans-Pacific Partnership.
4. Chile
Chile is participating in the trade agreement Trans-Pacific Partnership, which is expected to give a boost to the export trade.
Investors reach a positive view of the Latin-american country, among other things because he managed to create a richer mix of productive sectors in the economy, “betting” on diversification.
5. Colombia
The Columbia was developed at a rate of 2.5% in 2015, which is estimated to strengthen to 2.7% in 2016.
The country’s government has pledged to carry out cuts in budgetary expenditure and to take immediate mitigation measures of the current account deficit, causing optimism among investors about the future of.
6. Mexico
Mexico is one of the more successful economies of the american continent, with the economy growing at a rate of 2.3% in 2015, and the IMF estimates that this will further accelerate to 2.8% in 2016.
Unemployment in the country is reduced and the solvency of Mexico has been upgraded in 2015, after the enactment of particularly important economic reforms by the government.
7. Indonesia
Indonesia, a country with a growing middle class, has focused on improving the economic profile across the rest of the planet since then that has been hit hard in the context of the recent financial and economic crisis.
Among other things, the country has reduced the lending in foreign currency and especially US dollars, with the result that it becomes less vulnerable to increases in interest rates by the Federal Reserve.
Also, Indonesia has curb successfully the financial expenditure, while it has set official limits for the maximum deficit in the budget.
8. Peru
Peru is expected to grow at a rate of 3.3% in 2016. Although one of the main sources of revenue for the country is the mining industry, has managed to cope with great success – compared to many competitors – the collapse in the prices of key raw materials, which is highly appreciated by the investment community.
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