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Interest rate decisions in Hungary, Turkey, others this week Markets watching tariffs, Philippine president to meet Trump Singapore stocks hit record high for 14th session MSCI EM FX down 0.1%, stocks up 0.2% July 21 (Reuters) - Most emerging market currencies steadied while stocks were mixed on Monday as investors awaited trade developments in the U.S. and central bank decisions in emerging Europe. Markets took a breather after a week packed with concerns over trade tariffs impacting U.S. inflation and worries over the Federal Reserve's independence as President Donald Trump...

(Bloomberg) -- Follow Bloomberg India on WhatsApp for exclusive content and analysis on what billionaires, businesses and markets are doing. Sign up here. Markets across much of emerging Asia traded in a narrow range ahead of US payrolls data, with the exception of Indian bonds that swung wildly after a bigger-than-expected interest-rate cut. Bloomberg’s Asia Dollar Spot Index dipped 0.1% on Friday, with the stock benchmarks in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and mainland China also slipping. Bucking the trend was India, where the Nifty 50 advanced and the 10-year bond yield slid...

Emerging market currencies rose, as President Donald Trump’s move to extend a deadline for aggressive tariffs on the European Union bolstered risk appetite.JPMorgan’s Emerging Market Currency Index edged higher, on track to kick off its eighth consecutive week of gains, which would mark its best run since at least 2010. Meanwhile, MSCI’s gauge of EM currency returns climbed as much as 0.4% to match its all-time high. Enthusiasm for the greenback has faded this year due to Washington’s unpredictable trade policy and concerns about the deficit, with developing-nation currencies some...

New Delhi: The series of tariffs announced by the US will have negative credit implications for debt issuers across emerging markets, particularly export-reliant companies, with broader trade uncertainty set to weigh on consumer, business and financial activities, Moody’s Ratings said in a report on Tuesday.Companies with significant exposure to US-bound tariffed goods face the most direct risks, the rating agency said in a report on tariffs in emerging markets.However, Moody’s warned that a much larger pool of debt issuers will suffer indirectly through slowing economic growth, declining commodity prices, depreciating...

The value of the dollar saw fluctuations on Thursday during a week marked by a tariff truce between the U.S. and China. Speculation arose regarding Washington's potential strategy to weaken the dollar, affecting the South Korean won which showed volatility amid discussions between U.S. and South Korean officials.Investors remain uneasy over U.S. dollar policy, potentially supporting Asian currencies in the short term. The South Korean won rose 0.8% against the dollar, bouncing back from previous losses. This movement mirrors Taiwan's currency surge after U.S.-Taiwan trade negotiations.The dollar displayed mixed...

(Bloomberg) -- The outlook for emerging Asian currencies is worsening again after US President Donald Trump announced new tariffs on China, curbing optimism that his threats were mainly bargaining ploys. Most Read from Bloomberg Regional currencies have tumbled over the past week, with the Thai baht and South Korean won both sliding about 2%, as rising fears over a global trade war sapped risk appetite. Asian currencies have also unwound part of their January rally as a number of central banks in the region cut interest rates to support growth....