In a global economy, where what happens in one country can have ripple effects around the world, investors are discovering the value of investing outside the United States. Emerging markets are countries that are in a strong growth phase, as opposed to more established nations that see more gradual growth. There are several benefits to investing in emerging markets; while this segment of the market is still viewed as risky, the higher returns often counter-balance this risk for investors seeking to jump-start their portfolio. The returns are also not necessarily correlated to the U.S. market, providing a diversification benefit [see also Free Report: How To Pick The Right ETF Every Time]. While India, Brazil, China and other Asian countries usually receive the most press in terms of “emerging markets,” countries in Europe provide a whole other realm of potential. There are a number of Emerging Europe ETFs, providing access to countries [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: Emerging Market ETFs: Surprising Standouts In A Hectic Month War In Syria, Crisis In Europe: Short Russia ETFs ETFs To Play Euro 2012 Emerging Markets ETF Cheat Sheet: Yields, Returns, Fees & More Are Russia ETFs A Buy?