Analysis: Emerging markets as vulnerable to contagion as ever
LONDON/NEW YORK/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Emerging markets may be unrecognizable from the small and fragile economies that fell like dominoes 15 years ago, but they are just as vulnerable today to the same sort of indiscriminate selling when investor panic sets in.
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