FOR most of this year and the latter part of last year, central bankers and financial markets in the “emerging economies” have been hypersensitive to the possibility—inevitability, really—of an upward move on interest rates by the US Federal Reserve. James McCormack, who is the head of sovereign ratings for Fitch, thinks they shouldn’t be.
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