Investor interest in emerging markets accelerates post-pandemic
By
Matt Reynolds
20 April 2021
For those of us who can remember the 1970s, the energy crisis of that decade was a global economic and political super shock. It triggered a major global recession that persisted from 1973 to 1975 and threw the established economic and political order into chaos.
For many at the time, this crisis may not have felt like the end of the world, but it did feel like you could start to envisage it.
But optimism emerged, focusing either on silver linings or efforts to consign the energy crisis to the rear-view mirror as quickly as possible.