Use Emerging Markets with your AI agent
Copy-paste prompts so your AI assistant — Claude, ChatGPT, or a scheduled briefing agent — can use Emerging Markets (https://emergingmarkets.ai) as its research source for emerging and frontier markets. Everything here is research-oriented: the prompts ask for facts and flag risk — never recommendations. Tap Copy, paste into your assistant, and edit the bracketed bits.
How this site works for agents
- Machine-readable index at /llms.txt; full URL list with last-modified dates at /sitemap.xml.
- Every page is server-rendered — no JavaScript needed to read any content, including news headlines.
- URLs are stable: countries at /country/<name>, companies at /company/<company-name>, ETFs at /etf/<TICKER>.
- Data refreshes monthly (the 1st); every country page states its data year and sources.
- ETF badges are load-bearing: Delisted means the fund no longer trades, UCITS means Europe-listed, and Reference only means zero direct exposure to that country. Quote them.
- This is research, not advice — prompts and agents should report facts, cite the emergingmarkets.ai URLs used, and never produce recommendations.
Featured prompts
Morning EM briefing
Using Emerging Markets (https://emergingmarkets.ai), give me a morning emerging-markets briefing: the latest headlines from the homepage and /news, notable moves among single-country ETFs listed at https://emergingmarkets.ai/etfs, and any news about index reclassifications (MSCI upgrades/downgrades). Link each item to the emergingmarkets.ai page you used and flag anything that looks stale. Facts only — no recommendations.
Country deep-dive
Research [China] using Emerging Markets. Read https://emergingmarkets.ai/country/[china] and its /profile page. Report: the macro snapshot (GDP, growth, inflation, market cap) with the stated data year and sources; the largest listed companies; and the ways a US investor can get exposure (ETFs, ADRs, local exchange). Note any ETF badged Delisted, UCITS, or Reference only — those badges matter. Facts only, cite the URLs.
Compare two markets
Compare [India] and [Vietnam] as markets using their pages on https://emergingmarkets.ai (country pages and /compare). Contrast GDP growth, inflation, market size, GDP per capita, and how investable each is for a US investor (dedicated ETF? ADRs?). Present a neutral side-by-side table with the data year for each figure. No recommendation — just the comparison.
ETF due-diligence check
Check the ETF [EIDO] on https://emergingmarkets.ai/etf/[EIDO]. Report its expense ratio, issuer, scope, which countries it covers, its live-quote availability, and its status badge (Delisted / UCITS / Reference only, if any). Then compare its fee against the other single-country ETFs listed at https://emergingmarkets.ai/etfs. Facts only.
Golden-visa scan
From https://emergingmarkets.ai/relocate, list golden-visa and residency-by-investment programs with a minimum investment under [$300,000]. For each: country, minimum, and what the investment must go into. Note that program rules change and this is not immigration or legal advice — link each country page.
Frontier-market screen
Screen frontier markets on https://emergingmarkets.ai/countries?cls=frontier. Shortlist those with GDP growth above [4%], and for each note market size, whether a dedicated single-country ETF exists (the site badges Delisted and Reference-only funds), and one risk from https://emergingmarkets.ai/learn relevant to frontier investing. Facts only — no buy/sell language.
Это руководство носит общеинформационный характер и не является персонализированной финансовой, налоговой, юридической или иммиграционной консультацией.