Leda Alvim
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India ETFs Lead Inflows In June On Growth Optimism Post-Election
India’s stock-market value exceeded $5 trillion for the first time last month as Modi committed his government to policy continuity.
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Emerging-Market Currencies Tumble After Hot US Jobs Data
Emerging markets left Chinese stocks behind this week, outperforming by the most in 11 months, as investors remain unconvinced that a $728 billion stimulus can solve the problems dogging the world’s second-biggest economy.
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Emerging-Market Currencies Tumble After Hot US Jobs Data
Emerging markets left Chinese stocks behind this week, outperforming by the most in 11 months, as investors remain unconvinced that a $728 billion stimulus can solve the problems dogging the world’s second-biggest economy.
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India Boosts Emerging Market ETFs As U.S. Yields Dip, Dollar Falls
The EMXC has seen total assets grow over 50% so far this quarter, the most for any quarterly period dating back to September 2021.
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US 10-Year Bond Yield Crosses 5% For The First Time Since 2007
Losses in emerging-market stocks and bonds deepened as the rise in US Treasury yields and concern about a wider conflict in the Middle East pushed investors to unload riskier assets.
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US 10-Year Bond Yield Crosses 5% For The First Time Since 2007
Losses in emerging-market stocks and bonds deepened as the rise in US Treasury yields and concern about a wider conflict in the Middle East pushed investors to unload riskier assets.
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Emerging Markets Under Heavy Pressure as Conflict Escalates
Emerging markets stayed under heavy pressure Wednesday, as soaring oil prices and the conflict in the Middle East overshadowed any optimism generated by forecast-beating Chinese growth data.
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Emerging Markets Under Heavy Pressure as Conflict Escalates
Emerging markets stayed under heavy pressure Wednesday, as soaring oil prices and the conflict in the Middle East overshadowed any optimism generated by forecast-beating Chinese growth data.
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Brazil Set To Build The World’s Biggest Urban Garden By 2024
The green space will link five Rio de Janeiro favelas, ultimately covering an area the size of 15 soccer fields.
