Emerging market ETFs with gains ahead

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Exports to the U.S., Europe and other developed nations are a significant source of growth for emerging economies. However, expanding domestic demand is increasingly supporting those economies. That’s helping offset slower growth internationally. And with savings rates as high as 53% of GNP in China, 33% in India and 16% in Brazil, compared to just 12% in the U.S., there’s lots of room for domestic consumption to grow in many emerging countries. One of the best ways to invest in emerging markets is through exchange-traded funds (ETFs). You’ll need to be selective, but ETFs make it easy to invest internationally. As well, the best ETFs offer a great combination of low fees and top-quality stocks. Here are four emerging market ETFs we like: ISHARES S&P INDIA NIFTY 50 INDEX FUND $27.04 (Nasdaq symbol INDY; buy or sell through brokers), is an ETF that aims to track the S&P CNX Nifty Index, which represents the 50 largest, most liquid Indian securities on the National…