BAAR, Switzerland, Jan 18 (GCTL) - An Agility Emerging Markets Logistics Index released yesterday showed that China was ranked first; India second and Brazil third. In spite of the economic slowdown and political upheaval, output of these powerhouse economies and the so-called “Arab Spring” countries are now viewed as more attractive places to do business.
Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates (UAE) came in Nos. 4 and 5, and Indonesia and Russia at Nos. 6 and 7, respectively. Malaysia moved up three places from last year’s rankings to land at No. 8. Chile was No. 9, and Mexico was No. 10, falling two places. The countries that dominated the rankings continued to be those that combine size and robust growth.
The new study shows that global economic uncertainty and Middle East political turmoil are doing little to dim the attraction of emerging markets, which show signs of reducing their dependency on developed markets as they compete to be the trade hubs of the future.
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Category : Special Reports - Greater China
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