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Debojyoti Das's research article titled 'Global Risk Factors and Stock Returns Evidence from Emerging Markets' investigates the relationship between global risk factors and stock returns in emerging markets. The study employs data from 27 emerging markets over the period of 2001-2019, and uses a multi-factor model to identify the influence of global risk factors on stock returns. The study finds that global risk factors, such as changes in the US market risk premium, global economic growth, and commodity prices, have a significant impact on stock returns in emerging markets. Specifically, the results suggest that changes in the US market risk premium have a significant negative effect on stock returns in emerging markets, while global economic growth has a positive impact on returns. Commodity prices were also found to have a positive effect on stock returns in emerging markets. Moreover, the study also finds that the impact of global risk factors varies across different industries and market segments. For example, the impact of changes in the US market risk premium was found to be particularly strong in the financial sector, while the impact of global economic growth was more significant in the industrial sector. The findings of this study have important implications for investors and policymakers in emerging markets. For investors, understanding the influence of global risk factors on stock returns can help them make better investment decisions, and manage their portfolio risks more effectively. For policymakers, the study highlights the need for greater attention to be paid to global economic developments, particularly those that affect commodity prices, as these can have significant impacts on local stock markets. In summary, Debojyoti Das's research provides valuable insights into the relationship between global risk factors and stock returns in emerging markets. The study's findings highlight the need for investors and policymakers to be aware of the impact of global economic developments on local stock markets, and to take appropriate measures to manage risks and maximize returns.