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No let-up for inflation that is haunting emerging markets

No let-up for inflation that is haunting emerging markets
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Fed, US stimulus hopes lift currencies, equities to two-month high | Money

Thursday, 29 Apr 2021 05:36 PM MYT A view shows the Federal Reserve building in Washington August 22, 2012. Reuters pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. WASHINGTON, April 29 A dovish message from the US Federal Reserve and more stimulus from Washington saw emerging markets’ stocks and currency indexes scale two-month peaks today while Turkey’s central bank flagged inflation pressures and pledged a tight policy. MSCI’s indexes of emerging currencies and stocks jumped 0.4 per cent, extending a recent multi-day run of gains. The Federal Reserve said it wants to keep monetary policy loose for the foreseeable future, helping global risk assets in addition to optimism from a US$1.8 trillion (RM7.3 trillion) stimulus package.

EMERGING MARKETS-Fed, U S stimulus hopes lift currencies, equities to 2-month high

JPMorgan raises South Africa rand exposure to “overweight” Polish zloty in focus over court decision on FX mortgages April 29 (Reuters) - A dovish message from the U.S. Federal Reserve and more stimulus from Washington saw emerging markets’ stocks and currency indexes scale two-month peaks on Thursday while Turkey’s central bank flagged inflation pressures and pledged a tight policy. MSCI’s indexes of emerging currencies and stocks jumped 0.4%, extending a recent multi-day run of gains. The Federal Reserve said it wants to keep monetary policy loose for the foreseeable future, helping global risk assets in addition to optimism from a $1.8 trillion stimulus package.

ANALYSIS-Frontier markets an unlikely haven as storms sweep local bonds

5 Min Read LONDON (Reuters) - Investors in emerging market local currency bonds finding economies such as Russia and Turkey too volatile these days are seeking shelter in markets from Ghana to Egypt once considered far riskier. Traders work at the Egyptian stock exchange in Cairo, Egypt September 23, 2019. REUTERS/Mohamed Abd El Ghany Their smaller size and reduced exposure to flighty global capital flows are proving to be unexpected boons as recent gains in U.S. Treasury yields buffet some of their larger peers. Emerging market local bond markets endured one of the worst starts to the year in recent memory. They delivered a negative total return of 8.5% in the first quarter as investors favoured U.S. markets, where faster growth and a firming inflation outlook triggered a sharp sell-off in U.S. Treasuries and lifted the dollar.

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