An energy-led supply shock has driven a relatively muted emerging-markets macro impact assessment. A new Citi Research report explores why the blow has been less than expected, at least so far, and looks at economies that could be more and less affected.
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Citi Research finds that an energy-led supply shock has had a relatively muted emerging-markets macro impact so far, and examines which economies may be more or less affected. The same platform notes 2026 as a potential pivot year for global financial services regulation and highlights U.S. ETFs' maturing growth phase, with long-term AUM forecasts raised. Content is public thought leadership, not investment advice.
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- Citi
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- 09/15/2026
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Key arguments
- An energy-led supply shock has produced only a relatively muted emerging-markets macro impact so far.
- Some emerging economies are likely more affected and others less, making differentiation important.
- 2026 is flagged as a potential pivot year for global financial services regulation.
- U.S. ETF long-term AUM forecasts, once seen as aggressive, have been raised as the market enters a more mature growth phase.
Key numbers
- Regulatory pivot year flagged
- 2026
- EM macro impact assessment
- relatively muted, so far
Main risks
- The muted EM macro impact holds only 'so far'; the energy-led supply shock could intensify.
- The 2026 regulatory pivot may bring compliance or business-model changes for global financial services.
- Raised U.S. ETF long-term AUM forecasts may prove too optimistic if the mature growth phase stalls.
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