“The growth of emerging economies presents opportunities for investors, shaped by demographic influences, rising GDP, and technological advancements seen globally.
Adding to this, diversification across sectors, assets, and geographies may stand to benefit investors more generally.
With this in mind, investments in other countries are exposed to country risks that go beyond, but ultimately influence the long-term performance of stocks, bonds, and other financial assets. Considering these factors, the reward of investing in international companies may come with macroeconomic and country-specific risks.”
While diversification across asset classes is generally recommended, you may also want to diversify your environments geographically (especially for assets like real estate and stocks). While some emerging markets may deliver higher returns, they also tend to come with a higher risk profile as well.
Relatedly, you may also want to consider crypto as it is borderless and unaffected by geographic location and transportation considerations (as an on-chain asset).