Emerging markets stocks are a core holding in the portfolios of many investors: developing economies such as China and India account for a growing portion of global GDP, and a significant percentage of all global GDP growth. ETFs have become popular tools for tapping into this asset class; the low cost structures, intraday liquidity, and full transparency are appealing to those looking to beef up their exposure to emerging markets. For investors seeking exposure to developing economies around the world, there are a number of ETFs that offer exposure to emerging markets stocks. The Emerging Markets Equities ETFdb Category consists of more than five dozen exchange-traded products, including both broad-based funds, regional ETFs, and several country-specific tickers as well [see a list of all ETFdb Categories]. The Pro member download from the Emerging Markets ETFdb Category page can be used to highlight the emerging markets ETFs with the lowest expenses, highest [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: Emerging Market ETFs: Surprising Standouts In A Hectic Month Emerging Market ETFs: Seven Factors Every Investor Should Consider Emerging Markets ETFs: Five Factors To Consider Does South Korea Belong In Your Emerging Markets ETF? iShares Debuts Small Cap Emerging Markets ETF (EEMS)