China Spurs Emerging-Market Rout, Not Fed

Goldman Sachs Asset Management says China's policy shifts are increasing volatility and driving risk premiums higher.

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China’s policy shifts are a bigger driver of the selloff in emerging markets than the Federal Reserve’s decision to dial back stimulus, according to Goldman Sachs Asset Management.

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